What you get
Whether you’re a system integrator scoping a project or an operator evaluating automation for your own site, ferag.go gets you a first answer fast.
- a first visual system concept, based on ferag.skyfall
- a visual layout direction
- a preliminary investment orientation
Download it as a personalised PDF report — a solid starting point for internal alignment, before deeper planning begins.
A Project Preparation Guide
ferag.go isn’t meant to replace system design, and it isn’t a detailed financial model. It gives you a directional, visual starting point, with no sales pressure and no commitment.
If you’re looking for a deep-dive into fulfillment economics, our Lowest Cost of Order Fulfilment (CoOF) resources are the right next step. ferag.go comes earlier: it helps you decide whether a deeper look is worth pursuing in the first place.
Used across industries
Pouch-based automation adapts to very different operations. See how it applies to yours:
- Fashion Industry — handle seasonal peaks, volatile SKUs, and fast returns processing
- Retail Solutions — scale fulfillment without scaling labor
- Beauty & Healthcare — precise, gentle handling for sensitive products
- General Merchandise — flexible sorting across mixed product ranges
How it works
1. Enter your key operational parameters — daily order volume, number of SKUs, available floor area, and target throughput.
2. ferag.go calculates a first system concept based on ferag.skyfall specifications and your inputs.
3. Download your personalised assessment report, with layout direction, process architecture overview, and preliminary investment guidance.
No account required. No engineering commitment. Just a structured starting point for your automation planning.
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Frequently Asked Questions
ferag.go is a free online planning tool for warehouse automation. It generates an early-stage assessment for pouch sorting systems. Enter inputs like order volume, throughput requirements, and available space. In return, you get a first system concept, a visual layout direction, and a preliminary investment orientation for a ferag.skyfall-based solution.
ferag.go is designed for anyone evaluating pouch-based automation — whether you’re a system integrator scoping a project, or an operator assessing automation for your own fulfillment environment. It’s especially useful in early project phases, when detailed engineering would still be premature.
ferag.go gives you a first visual concept and a directional cost range in minutes — a starting point before you know whether deeper analysis is worth it. Our Lowest Cost of Order Fulfilment (CoOF) resources go further, with detailed cost modeling and scenario comparison. Most projects start with ferag.go and move to a CoOF analysis once the direction is clear.
No. ferag.go gives you an early-stage perspective to support initial planning and feasibility checks. For detailed system design, layout engineering, and commercial planning, our engineering team works directly with integrators and operators — through a structured consultation process.
