Manhattan Associates

Manhattan Active Warehouse Management

Cloud-native warehouse management with a unified view of inventory and controls for fulfillment, labor, slotting and automation equipment integration.

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What to know

Explore Manhattan Active Warehouse Management for cloud WMS, automation, labor and warehouse execution.

Who it is for

The product is positioned for complex distribution operations that need inventory visibility from inbound through storage and outbound, alongside coordination of warehouse work and automation. Confirm which capabilities are included in the proposed deployment.

Inventory and execution

Manhattan describes a unified inventory view across inbound, yard, reserve storage, pick sites, automated storage and outbound shipments. Its embedded warehouse execution system coordinates human work and automation; the product page describes integration with sorters, put walls, automated storage and robotics.

The vendor also describes fulfillment and slotting control. Its separate Manhattan Active Labor Management module is identified for functions including real-time task prioritization and gamification. Confirm module entitlement, equipment interfaces, device support, offline operation and UI languages for the proposed configuration.

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Ask which labor, slotting and WES capabilities are included, and how interface changes are priced.

Operational detail

On its current ActiveWarehouse edition comparison, Manhattan lists core receiving and inventory control in Essentials, Enterprise and Enterprise Premier. It lists basic labor and material-handling equipment connectivity in Enterprise and Premier, while embedded WES is listed in Premier. These are current ActiveWarehouse edition descriptions; their relationship to the historical listing and a particular contract must be confirmed.

Choose an edition against actual work

List the work at the first site and the planned automation at the next. Ask Manhattan to demonstrate core receipt and inventory tasks in Essentials, then show the specific equipment-connection and labor requirements that would move the proposal to Enterprise. If embedded WES is needed, request a Premier demonstration of the exact decision boundary with the equipment controller. Record add-ons, excluded implementation work and the edition named in the quote.

Resolve existing-customer mapping

For an existing Manhattan Active Warehouse Management contract, ask the supplier to map the old product and purchased modules to the current edition names in writing. Compare current entitlements, interfaces, configurations and test environments with the proposed offer. Request a migration and regression-test plan, including changes to integrations, release cadence, commercial terms and any functionality that moves to an add-on. Do not infer an automatic upgrade or identical scope from the naming.

Scope and limitations

Manhattan Active Warehouse Management is a cloud-native WMS for coordinating inventory and warehouse automation.

  • Vendor descriptions do not establish that every optimization or interface is included in every agreement.

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At a glance

What Manhattan Active Warehouse Management does

Use this summary to decide whether the documented scope fits your warehouse. Edition and workflow details are listed below.

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Cloud-native warehouse management with a unified view of inventory and controls for fulfillment, labor, slotting and automation equipment integration.

Documented workflows

Inventory visibility · Fulfillment · Labor management · Slotting · Material handling equipment integration

Connections

Integration class includes material-handling equipment and robotic systems — Vendor description for Manhattan Active WM; no device models, entitlement or tested integration inferred.

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Documented scope

Features and constraints

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Capabilities retain their documented conditions. A feature not listed here has not been verified for this edition.

  • Inventory visibility
  • Fulfillment
  • Labor management
  • Slotting
  • Material handling equipment integration
  • Single view of inventory from inbound and yard through reserve, active pick and outboundVendor description for this named product; edition, integration prerequisites, location and commercial entitlements require confirmation.
Full product details and conditions
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identityManhattan Active Warehouse Management
warehouse applicationCloud-native warehouse management with a unified view of inventory and controls for fulfillment, labor, slotting and automation equipment integration.
deploymentCloud
capabilitiesInventory visibility, Fulfillment, Labor management, Slotting, Material handling equipment integration
business sizeEnterprise
capabilitiesSingle view of inventory from inbound and yard through reserve, active pick and outbound

Vendor description for this named product; edition, integration prerequisites, location and commercial entitlements require confirmation.

integrationsIntegration class includes material-handling equipment and robotic systems

Vendor description for Manhattan Active WM; no device models, entitlement or tested integration inferred.

Field status and conditions

FieldStatusConditions or open questions
capabilitiespartially verified
  • Only the referenced source-specific facts are established; full scope remains unknown.
  • Single view of inventory from inbound and yard through reserve, active pick and outbound — Vendor description for this named product; edition, integration prerequisites, location and commercial entitlements require confirmation. · Checked 2026-11-02
integrationspartially verified
  • This source supports the specified class only; exact availability and complete field scope remain open.
  • Integration class includes material-handling equipment and robotic systems — Vendor description for Manhattan Active WM; no device models, entitlement or tested integration inferred. · Checked 2026-11-02
deploymentpartially verified
  • Existing product-owned fact is retained; source check is bounded and does not establish complete field coverage.
  • Cloud · Checked 2026-10-28
platformsunknown after check
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offlineunknown after check
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Scope and conditions

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Warehouse workflows

Applications

These examples follow supplier documentation and describe product scope, not tested outcomes.

Coordinating fulfillment with warehouse automation

Manhattan Active Warehouse Management combines fulfillment, labor, slotting and automation controls with visibility from inbound inventory through reserve storage and outbound shipments. The official product page describes integration with sortation equipment, put walls, automated storage and retrieval, and robotic systems. This supports consideration for an operation that needs people and automation coordinated within a warehouse management application. It does not establish compatibility with every robot, controller or installed equipment version. Prepare an equipment inventory, exception scenarios and interface ownership before a vendor workshop. Ask how delayed robot tasks, unavailable stock and changing order priorities affect the fulfillment queue. Deployment cost, implementation effort and equipment-specific performance remain unknown in this directory research.

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