WMS, TMS, ERP, and FSM compatibility
How Scan2Flow works as a browser scan layer for WMS, TMS, ERP, and FSM APIs. What fits today, known gaps, and a checklist for your endpoints.
Scan2Flow captures barcodes in the browser and routes them to your REST API or webhook. It is not a WMS, TMS, or FSM. Use it when your system owns the data and you need scan stations without deploying the full vendor mobile app.
Compatibility matrix
| Workflow | Today |
|---|---|
| Single-item receive (1 scan → POST) | Yes |
| Single pick confirm | Yes |
| Lookup then confirm (GET → display → POST) | Partial |
| Bulk receive / pick (N scans → 1 POST) | No |
| Cycle count session | No |
| Task-guided picking from WMS | No |
| Offline scan queue | No |
| Two-way sync (WMS pushes tasks) | No |
| FSM work order confirm (1 scan → POST) | Yes |
| FSM asset lookup (GET → display → POST) | Partial |
| FSM parts consumption scan | Yes |
What works today
- Single scan POST/GET to your WMS, TMS, or FSM API with Bearer, Basic, or custom auth
- Pattern and format rules to separate SKU, location, or shipment code types
- Lookup workflows with display or HTML confirmation before update
- USB/Bluetooth wedge scanners and audio pass/fail for scan stations
- Field service asset and work order scans to FSM REST endpoints or middleware webhooks
Known gaps (roadmap)
- Bulk scan buffer and batch send - scan many items, submit once
- Offline queue and retry when connectivity returns
- CSV export of scan history for audits
- Session fields (operator, dock, task ID) across scans
- Importable connector packs for common WMS API patterns
Verification checklist
- One scan triggers one authenticated API request with expected payload
- Pattern rules reject or accept the right barcode types
- Lookup flow returns and displays record data before update
- Bulk test: three scans today produce three API calls, not one batch
- Offline test: scans are not queued automatically (expected until roadmap ships)
- FSM test: asset lookup returns record context before work order or parts update POST
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WMS, TMS, and ERP compatibility FAQ
- Is Scan2Flow a WMS or TMS?
- No. Scan2Flow is browser scan capture and workflow routing. Your WMS, TMS, or ERP remains the system of record.
- What scan workflows work today?
- Single receive or pick confirm POSTs, lookup-then-confirm via API display actions, and FSM work order or parts scans when your endpoint accepts them.
- What does not work today?
- Offline queues, bulk batch submit, WMS-pushed task lists, and full cycle count sessions inside Scan2Flow. Use vendor mobile apps for those patterns today.
- Do I need a native WMS connector?
- No. Configure REST or webhook URLs your WMS, middleware, or iPaaS already exposes. Scan2Flow sends scan events; your integration owns business logic.