Small team
- Single dock phone scans
- Webhook to WMS API via Make
- Pilot before buying rugged handhelds
Browser scan input for warehouse management systems and barcode inventory capture. Capture barcodes on handhelds or wedge stations and POST to WMS APIs, middleware, or webhooks your team controls - receive, cycle count, pick confirm, and transfer without replacing your WMS.
Warehouse capture layer
Scan2Flow is the capture front end; your WMS remains system of record for stock, replenishment, and audit.
Scan vendor cartons and PO lines on a phone or wedge PC; POST to your receive endpoint before putaway.
Partial cycle count workflows send each SKU scan to your WMS count API while variance logic stays downstream.
Confirm pick tote, pack carton, or bin move with scan-first workflows mapped to separate API paths.
Works when your WMS or inventory platform exposes REST or sits behind middleware:
No. It captures barcodes and routes values to your WMS API or webhook. Stock, replenishment, and reports stay in your warehouse system.
No. Scan2Flow sends scans to REST or webhook URLs you configure. Middleware owns WMS credentials and validation rules.
Yes, for scan-and-POST count tasks when your WMS accepts count lines via API. Scan2Flow captures each barcode; your WMS records variance and approvals.
Not if you need inventory management, PO generation, or replenishment. Scan2Flow replaces manual typing and slow menus at the scan edge when you already have a WMS API path.
Scan a warehouse barcode and send it to your WMS endpoint.