Spreadsheets hide handoffs.
Rate tables can calculate throughput, but they rarely show where the process path, shared labor, storage, or quality step creates pressure.
Free beta
Free operations capacity planner for warehouse, fulfillment, and manufacturing teams.
Map your process flow, enter rates and staffing assumptions, and find the bottleneck before the floor misses plan.
Start
2,600 units/hr
Unload Dock
2,200 units/hr
Quality Check
1,700 units/hr
Storage Area
2,058 units/hr
Finish
2,400 units/hr
Can I hit plan?
Covered
Bottleneck: Quality Check
Problem and value
Plans break when the rate math is separated from the way work actually moves.
Aislewise helps operations teams make the process visible, attach practical assumptions to each step, and review the constraint before a shift is already behind.
Flow and assumptions stay together.
Teams can see each step, the operating rate behind it, and the plan result in one workspace.
Bottlenecks become easier to discuss.
The model gives supervisors, planners, and leaders a common view of what is most likely to hold back the plan.
How it works
Three steps from process map to capacity answer.
Map the process flow.
Place the start, work steps, storage points, checks, and finish so the operating path is easy to inspect.
Enter rates and staffing assumptions.
Attach process rates, unit conversions, working time, and labor assumptions to the model.
Review the bottleneck.
Compare the plan target against modeled capacity and use model checks to find weak assumptions.
Use cases
Built for practical operating questions.
Receiving, putaway, replenishment, pick, pack, and ship flow.
Model the steps that must stay balanced for the day to move.
Daily order volume and labor coverage checks.
Pressure-test whether the planned staffing and rates can cover the required output.
Workcell, kitting, assembly, and packaging constraints.
Identify the process step most likely to cap the line or cell.
Inspection, triage, repair, and disposition paths.
Use a process map when work branches across multiple handling paths.
New process readiness checks.
Turn assumptions into a visible model before the first day of execution.
Missed-rate and end-of-day decisions.
See whether the operation needs more time, more labor, or a constraint fix.
Product family
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Map process steps, set rate assumptions, pressure-test capacity, and identify the bottleneck.
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A focused planning layer between spreadsheets and large systems.
Spreadsheet
Useful for calculations, but easy to separate from process reality.
Aislewise keeps flow, rate assumptions, and model checks together.
Generic flowchart
Useful for diagrams, but usually disconnected from throughput math.
Aislewise turns the diagram into a capacity planning model.
WMS or ERP
Useful for execution records and transactions, but not always fast for scenario planning.
Aislewise is a lightweight planning workspace for assumptions and bottleneck review.
What it is not
Aislewise is intentionally narrow in the beta.
Not a WMS replacement.
It does not run inventory, orders, waves, tasks, or labor transactions.
Not a simulation guarantee.
It helps inspect assumptions and constraints, but outputs depend on the data entered by the user.
Not legal, safety, or financial advice.
Use results as planning support and validate with your operation, standards, and leadership review.