Catalog, inventory, orders, customers, warehouse, finance, and reporting
Workflow
Start with the handoff that slows the business
Choose a repeatable movement or task with an observable result: a parts tote delivered to packing, supplies accepted by a service team, or a pallet staged for dispatch. Define the business record and the owner at each step. Faster motion creates value only when the next team can trust the result.
Workflow
Give ERP and robotics clear responsibilities
The proposed ERP connection supplies business details such as item identity, quantity, order reference, and approved destination. A supported vendor system handles its assigned execution responsibilities. Agree how task acceptance, completion, cancellation, and exceptions return to the business workflow. 1XA ERP does not replace the robot manufacturer’s motion or safety controls.
- Map the business request to one trackable task.
- Confirm the physical result before updating the relevant stock or order state.
- Handle duplicate messages and interrupted connections without recording a second movement.
Workflow
Choose the interface your installation actually supports
Fleet interfaces and event standards can help structure an integration conversation. VDA 5050 addresses communication between mobile robots and fleet control; GS1 EPCIS describes business visibility events. Neither standard by itself proves that a device connects to 1XA. Confirm the vendor, supported version, permissions, data mapping, and acceptance tests before committing to a connector.
Workflow
Evaluate AMRs, robot cells, or humanoids against the task
An autonomous mobile robot, a fixed robot cell, and a humanoid platform have different capabilities. Start with the load, environment, required manipulation, and supervision rather than the robot’s appearance. Humanoid workflows are an option to evaluate only where the hardware and interfaces support the task; no universal compatibility or unattended operation is promised.
Workflow
Make the pilot measurable
Record the current delay, manual corrections, incomplete handoffs, and staff interventions. Test the normal workflow and deliberate exceptions, including cancellation and connectivity loss. Include integration work, equipment, support, training, and operating costs in the evaluation. These pages propose use cases; they do not report customer robotics results or guaranteed savings.
Workflow
Explore your industry below
The following pages cover the commerce, operations, and service verticals presented by 1XA. Each starts with a distinct workflow and the records needed to evaluate it. Supported modules and hardware connections must be confirmed for your project.
FAQ
Common Questions
Can 1XA ERP integrate with our existing robots?
The 1XA robotics offering includes scoped integration planning. Share the exact vendor, device or fleet-system model, available interface documentation, and task. The team must confirm compatibility and implementation requirements; this page is not a list of prebuilt connectors.
Can robotics support all 1XA industries?
A relevant task can be evaluated across the industries covered here, but suitability varies. A dropship seller may need a partner fulfillment interface, while a distributor may need a warehouse transport handoff. Coverage of a use case does not mean every device or workflow is supported today.
How do we choose the first robotics project?
Choose a repetitive handoff with clear record ownership, a measurable delay, and a recoverable failure path. Start with one site and a limited scope. Review supported hardware, safety responsibilities, testing, and total costs before expanding.
Next step
Bring one task. Build a practical integration plan.
Tell us which handoff needs attention and what systems you use today. Start with a focused 1XA ERP robotics discussion around the work, the interfaces, and the expected result.