Take controlof yourrobot flow.

ROCO ranks what went wrong by cause, robot and operator, over a shift or a quarter, and every rank turns into a ticket that already carries its context.

Build the report the business case needs on one model that already spans every brand, WMS and sensor, and share it as a live link, not a stale PDF.

One thread across operator, integrator and vendor, and the fix that closed it comes back on its own the next time the same thing happens.

Ask in plain language, and the answer comes back with the query that produced it, so nobody has to take the number on trust.

Every brand on one live floor model, with a view for whatever you came to ask: traffic, safety, incidents, performance, heatmaps — not four vendor tabs.

The alert names the cause, not the symptom — fork tunnels blocked, not “robot 4 stopped” — so whoever is standing there can fix it instead of phoning someone.

Every incident of the shift read together, so ROCO hands back what to do and on which robot while the shift is still running, not in Monday’s post-mortem.

One live health model over every brand, so a robot going bad shows on the floor’s own screen instead of in whichever vendor portal nobody had open.

Where two brands meet, mixed fleets jam — ROCO holds right-of-way, clears deadlocks, and reclassifies a corridor into a staging zone with robots still moving.

State the job once, in your own terms, and ROCO decomposes it into the orders and tasks each brand’s robots actually understand.

An order says what to do, never which robot does it, so it still runs next year on the brand you have not bought yet.

Every move tracked from the robot’s own state, not a timer, so you see the stalled step while there is still time to save the order.