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Manhattan Active Warehouse Management

Enterprise cloud WMS operations, license plate numbers, wave picking, and ASN receiving via the Manhattan Active Platform REST APIs.

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About

Manhattan Active Warehouse Management is an enterprise cloud execution platform engineered by Manhattan Associates for automated distribution centers and omnichannel fulfillment networks. Delivered natively on the microservices-based Manhattan Active Platform, its REST APIs support querying inventory by License Plate Number, monitoring automated wave and waveless order execution, managing inbound ASNs and dock schedules, and orchestrating distribution tasks.

Through Fibric, an operator tracks wave progress and LPN availability across distribution centers, proposing order holds or inventory reconciliation reviews for logistics managers.

This is a reference listing. It documents what Fibric would read from Manhattan Active Warehouse Management and what it could propose, based on the vendor's published interfaces. Fibric builds it under a managed deployment when you request it; selecting it here installs nothing.

Inputs

  • Inventory availability by SKU, lot, zone, and License Plate Number through the Inventory Service API
  • Outbound fulfillment orders, allocation stages, and wave progress from the Order Service API
  • Inbound Advance Shipping Notices, dock appointments, and receiving verification states via the Receiving Service
  • Task assignments, pick path progress, and equipment status from the Task Management API
  • Shipment manifests, carrier bill of lading numbers, and loading milestones via the Shipping Service

Proposed actions

  • Target capability: propose placing an outbound order on administrative or inventory hold
  • Target capability: propose releasing an order to active picking and wave processing
  • Target capability: propose locking or adjusting an inventory balance on a specific License Plate Number
  • Target capability: propose creating an Advance Shipping Notice record for an inbound delivery

Proposed actions are target capabilities. Every action runs propose-first and needs a validated deployment and the appropriate permissions.

What you can build

  • Quarantine damaged lots during picking

    When warehouse personnel flag damaged stock on a pallet, propose placing an immediate inventory lock on the specific LPN to prevent further wave allocations.

    With Lot Quarantine, Short Pick

  • Mitigate short picks on priority retail orders

    Detect potential stockout shortages during wave allocation and propose prioritizing replenishment tasks from reserve bulk storage to active pick faces.

    With Short Pick, Oversell Watch

  • Audit supplier fill rates against purchase orders

    Compare ASN lines and received LPN counts against original purchase orders, proposing supplier scorecard adjustments when deliveries consistently short ship.

    With Supplier Fill Rate, Receipt Variance

Requirements

  • A Manhattan Active Warehouse Management tenant deployment with API integration access
  • A registered OAuth client with granted permission scopes for Inventory, Order, and Receiving services
  • Target distribution center business unit identifiers included in request header contexts
Authentication
OAuth 2.0 Bearer token issued by the Manhattan Active Platform identity provider using client credentials.

Limits

  • Enterprise rate limits enforce request throttling policies calibrated to tenant compute capacity
  • LPN inventory queries across extensive distribution centers require bounded query parameters
  • Orders locked in automated material handling equipment workflows cannot be canceled via API

Access and pricing

Reference listing. Fibric builds the connector under a managed deployment when you request it. Your quote covers the build, capabilities, usage, and support.

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Questions and answers

What architecture underpins the Manhattan Active APIs?
Manhattan Active Warehouse Management runs on the cloud-native Manhattan Active Platform, utilizing microservices exposed through RESTful HTTPS APIs with standard JSON payloads.
How does inventory tracking by LPN operate in the API?
Inventory in Manhattan Active is tracked at the License Plate Number level, which represents a pallet, case, or container. APIs allow querying exact LPN contents, locations, and hold statuses.
Can Fibric override automated wave rules in the warehouse?
No. Fibric proposes operational holds or priority adjustments before waves execute. Warehouse automated picking rules and human supervisors retain ultimate authority over fulfillment tasks.
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