Warehouse automation requirements and RFP pack

You need an operator owned requirements baseline before suppliers quote. I translate volumes, flows, and constraints into a structured pack that vendors can price and you can compare.

Warehouse automation requirements pack with scope definition and acceptance criteria

When this helps

  • You plan a new warehouse or a major rebuild
  • Supplier proposals differ because the scope is unclear
  • Interfaces and acceptance criteria are not defined yet
  • CAPEX decisions require comparable offers

What you get

  • Volume and SKU profiles with inbound and outbound patterns
  • Process flow maps and functional boundaries
  • Functional and non-functional requirements with acceptance criteria
  • Data templates for offers and sizing
  • Interface requirements for ERP, WMS, WCS, and controls
  • Assumptions, constraints, and risk log
  • Requirements traceability matrix
  • Tender ready pack and briefing

Inputs I need from you

  • Historical volume data and SKU master
  • Current process descriptions and constraints
  • IT landscape and interface context
  • Site, budget, and timeline constraints

How the work typically runs

  1. Kickoff and data review
  2. Workshops and site walkthrough
  3. Draft requirements and review
  4. Finalize pack and tender briefing

Common pitfalls I prevent

  • Supplier driven scope that shifts after contract
  • Constraints hidden until late change orders
  • Interfaces not priced or owned
  • Acceptance criteria too vague for verification

Build a clean requirements baseline

Book a short scoping call or share your current data by email.