Six certified WMS integration paths, all via standard REST API (or IDoc for SAP EWM). No WMS schema changes, no custom export jobs, no wave configuration modification. Pickrook reads what your WMS already produces.
These are technology compatibility integrations — not customer logos. Pickrook's WMS integration layer handles bidirectional API communication with each platform's native API format.
Integrates with Manhattan Active WMS via REST API. Reads wave releases from the standard Active WMS task management endpoint. Writes pick confirmations in the Active WMS labor event format. Supports Manhattan Active WMS versions 2020+ in single-node and cluster deployments. Priya Venkataraman has 5 years of Manhattan Active WMS implementation experience at mid-size 3PLs.
Integrates with Blue Yonder Luminate WMS via REST API. Reads wave and work queue data through the Luminate platform API. Supports Blue Yonder WMS on-premise and cloud-hosted deployments. Configuration handled by Pickrook during Week 1–2 of deployment with no changes required to your Blue Yonder setup.
Integrates with SAP EWM via IDoc messaging (for legacy SAP EWM) or REST API (for SAP S/4HANA-embedded EWM). Both integration paths use standard SAP EWM warehouse task and transfer order structures. No SAP Basis customization required. IDoc-based integration validated with SAP EWM 9.4+.
Integrates with Körber WMS (formerly HighJump) via REST API. Reads pick task assignments from the Körber task management API and writes confirmations using the Körber labor event format. Supports Körber WMS 4.x and later. Integration configuration takes 2–3 days in standard deployments.
Integrates with NetSuite WMS via SuiteScript REST API. Reads item fulfillment and pick task records through NetSuite's standard SuiteScript 2.x API framework. Compatible with NetSuite WMS implementations using standard pick-and-pack workflows without custom SuiteApp dependencies. Pick confirmations are written as task completion records.
Integrates with 3PL Central (now part of Extensiv) via REST API. Reads order line items and pick tasks through the 3PL Central API. Writes pick confirmations back as fulfillment events. Particularly relevant for early-stage 3PLs using 3PL Central as their primary WMS before migrating to enterprise platforms. Native multi-client support aligns well with Pickrook's multi-tenant architecture.
One integration layer, six WMS platforms, zero changes to your WMS configuration.
The Pickrook controller makes standard REST calls to your WMS. The pick confirmation write-back uses the same confirmation format your WMS expects from a human scanner — so your WMS logs and reporting don't need to change.
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