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⏳Less than 10 minutes ⌛. That is the small window to verify order-critical stock before picking begins. Most facilities 🏪 move through this period assuming the best-case scenario, trusting that the fast pace of put-aways, relocations, and late moves has not altered what should be available for picking. But during peak season 📦, when roughly 40 percent of daily shipments are same-day and service windows narrow, this brief window often turns into a scramble of last-minute searches, short shipments, and missed cut-offs. So how does Verity break this cycle using intelligent orchestration? When an order is ready for picking, Verity: ✅ Identifies the exact pallet locations tied to that order ✅ Schedules inspections at the optimal moment: not too early, not too late ✅ Verifies each order-critical location ✅ Checks around 100 pallet positions in under 10 minutes for a typical same-day shipment During peak season, this timing becomes one of the most effective levers for protecting service levels and maintaining flow across outbound operations.

How Verity’s SOC 1 Type 2 helps finance and audit teams 🔢 Inventory inspections generated through the Verity solution meet the standards required for financial reporting, supporting accurate, complete, and reliable numbers. 🔎 Auditors can rely directly on Verity’s attested controls. Large cycle counts, extra testing, and manual verification drop significantly. ⏭️ The audit doesn’t create rework in the warehouse. Normal operations continue without additional procedures. 🧾 The attestation covers data capture, processing, report delivery, access and change management, incident handling, and cloud infrastructure and data transfer. The outcome❓ Cleaner audits, lower effort, and inventory data finance teams can depend on.

Every night, Verity’s autonomous systems capture real-time data in hundreds of warehouses worldwide 🌏, helping enterprises achieve near-zero inventory errors and complete operational visibility. Our journey from pioneering autonomous indoor drones to leading enterprise-scale warehouse intelligence is powered by deep technology, precision engineering, and trusted partnerships. We’re proud to collaborate with BNP Paribas in Switzerland, whose financing and strategic support help scale Verity’s global impact. Together, we share a vision for transparent, data-driven logistics built on reliability, innovation, and intelligent orchestration. 📰 Read the full story and watch the video interview with Verity Co-Founder and CEO Raffaello D'Andrea and BNP Paribas in Switzerland CEO Enna Pariset, produced by NZZ. #WarehouseIntelligence #Automation #Innovation #Partnership #Verity

🎄Peak season 🎁 is when smart logistics has a chance to 💫 shine. Volumes surge, trailers keep rolling in, and every good decision pays off quickly. The key is visibility that reflects ground truth: ▶️ Knowing which inventory is physically available for today’s shipments ▶️ Seeing where discrepancies create real risk for service, margin, or safety ▶️ Ranking exceptions by impact, so teams focus on the few issues that change outcomes ▶️ Turning a live, trusted view of the warehouse into clear next-best actions for people and systems. With that level of clarity, intelligent orchestration becomes possible. Teams can focus on the right loads, protect service levels, and turn peak season from a stress test into a proof point for the whole operation.

Mobile intelligence works best as a coordinated system. In high-volume operations, reliability comes from placing each task precisely in time and space, adjusting to real conditions, and ensuring it supports the broader flow of work. The Verity intelligence manages this coordination end-to-end: ⏩ Missions are scheduled to maintain steady coverage ⏩ All captured data feeds into a unified intelligence layer, creating a complete and trusted view of the warehouse. This coordinated model is what enables continuous, zero-touch inventory tracking at scale and turns mobile intelligence into a dependable foundation for warehouse decision-making.

Pac-Man? Dig Dug? Look closer.   You are watching Kiva Systems’ early code in action, which later became a central pillar of Amazon Fulfillment Technologies & Robotics.   The architect behind this autonomous coordination was Verity founder Raffaello D'Andrea. He engineered the system dynamics that allowed large fleets of mobile robots to navigate, share space, and work reliably inside a shared warehouse environment.   Documented across two foundational patents, this invention set the standard for how robotic fleets operate today.   That same expertise continues at Verity, applied to a different layer of warehouse performance.   It now powers Verity’s warehouse intelligence layer, delivering a single, trusted source of truth across every aisle, shift, and facility in your global network.

Raffaello D'Andrea, CEO Verity, has long emphasized that accurate, continuous warehouse visibility is a sustainability lever. Verity’s study reinforces that link, showing CO₂ savings equivalent to planting 2 trees per pallet location each year. These findings echo what’s happening on the ground: a 5% CO₂ reduction at another client site and measurable cuts in waste, rework, and emergency transport across multiple facilities. #SupplyChainSustainability

Customer experience isn’t only about speed. It’s about trust. Team A.P. Moller - Maersk shares how continuous verification gives them confidence in the data they use to run the day. With fewer discrepancies and faster root-cause detection, the entire chain becomes more reliable. When the warehouse operates with near-perfect accuracy, the customer feels it in fewer delays, fewer order issues, and a smoother end-to-end flow.

During the MHI: The Association That Makes Supply Chains Work webinar last week, the discussion returned to a pattern that has shaped warehouse automation for decades: evaluating technology primarily through the lens of FTE reduction. It’s a familiar metric, and an important one, but it doesn’t capture the full picture. As the conversation highlighted, resilience comes from looking at automation through total value rather than isolated cost savings. The warehouse exists to move goods in, move goods out, and fulfill customer expectations. When automation strengthens the fundamentals behind that flow, performance stabilizes: 🔷 more accurate put-away 🔷 consistent inventory integrity 🔷 faster recovery of lost goods 🔷 stronger upstream control that feeds directly into OTIF These are the levers that determine whether performance is predictable or vulnerable. From Verity’s perspective, this is exactly where continuous, high-quality visibility makes the difference. When every movement is verified, the entire process becomes more reliable, and OTIF becomes an outcome of disciplined accuracy rather than reactive firefighting. Thanks to Judith Bezuidenhout, Site Manager at DSV - Global Transport and Logistics for offering insights from their experience, as well as Michael DeLeonardis, CRO at Verity for sharing lessons from the field. #WarehouseIntelligence #OTIF #SupplyChain #CustomerExperience #DSV #Verity

The new Last-mile Dilemma report shows that customer disappointment rarely begins at the doorstep. According to the findings, it starts midstream, inside the warehouse, when the system says an item is available but the location is empty or the pallet is missing. In a multi-year ETH Zürich analysis of 394 retail facilities, including 82 sites using continuous autonomous inspections: 🔷 Oversells dropped by 12% on average 🔷 23% of issues came from empty or missing locations 🔷 Preventable oversells added up to ~ $4.4M in direct losses over two years And when service costs, re-picks, rebooking, and brand impact are included, the true cost is 2–5× higher. ⏩ The takeaway is simple: fixing the last mile alone won’t protect customer experience. Strengthening the midstream by keeping warehouse data aligned with reality reduces cancellations, stabilizes OTIF, and frees working capital. It is one of the fastest and most practical levers to lift performance across the entire fulfillment chain. 🔎 If you'd like the full breakdown, the link to the report is in the comments.