Onomatic

What Onomatic is

Onomatic provides ONO, a warehouse operations platform linking inventory, decision-making and task execution. Configurable, workflow-based orchestration manages queues and assigns work to people, robots or mechanical systems. ONO Inventory records bin-level stock across personnel, automation and locations, then can trigger work requests when conditions change. ONO Execution dispatches synchronized tasks, guides operators through each step and supplies mobile interfaces and dashboards. The platform describes bidirectional connections with PLCs, ERP systems, robotics, conveyors and warehouse management systems, plus direct interfaces for APIs, robots and other systems. Named ERP integrations include Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central, NetSuite, Sage X3 and SAP. Processing runs in the cloud, while equipment communication operates through an IoT device. Onomatic says it achieved SOC 2 Type 2 compliance in a March 5, 2024 announcement. Its privacy policy describes North American data-center storage and encryption in transit and at rest, including TLS. The subscription service includes one-on-one support and regular user training. Onomatic describes solutions for warehouse operators, cloud ERP/WMS resellers and equipment vendors. The platform offers API access and runs through web and API connections. Pricing is provided on request, with monthly subscription fees scaled to customer budget and infrastructure.

Who it suits

It suits warehouse operators coordinating people, automation and equipment through configurable workflows. Cloud ERP/WMS resellers and equipment vendors can use its integrations, cloud processing and IoT equipment connection.

Limits

The subscription uses a monthly fee with pricing scaled to customer budget and business infrastructure. Equipment communication operates through an IoT device.

Getting started

1. Open the Onomatic website
2. Contact Onomatic for subscription pricing
3. Connect warehouse systems through the API and listed integrations
4. Deploy cloud processing with equipment communication through an IoT device
5. Configure workflows, queues and resource assignments
6. Set up ONO Inventory and ONO Execution interfaces
7. Use included support and user training

Verdict

Choose Onomatic when warehouse operations need one workflow layer for inventory, decisions and execution across human and automated resources. Its API and named ERP connections support connected environments, while training and support come with the subscription. Consider another option if you need published pricing or a deployment without an IoT equipment connection.