Botpylon plugs into the stack you already have.
WMS-agnostic. Fleet-agnostic. REST-first. Botpylon connects to your existing Warehouse Management System and robot fleet controllers without requiring you to replace software or change robot firmware. Standard connectors deploy in days, not months.
Works with your WMS, not instead of it
Botpylon reads task queues and pick orders from your WMS via standard REST API or webhook. It does not replace your WMS. It replaces the missing dispatch brain between your WMS and your robot fleet.
Standard WMS connector deployment: 3-5 business days for REST API-based systems. Custom connector development available for legacy or proprietary WMS platforms.
Cloud-hosted WMS platforms
Modern WMS platforms exposing REST APIs connect via standard Botpylon connector in 3-5 days
Enterprise on-premise WMS systems
On-prem WMS with REST API exposure. Connector requires network access to WMS API endpoint from Botpylon deployment
Proprietary or legacy WMS platforms
Custom adapter development available. Timeline varies by WMS data model complexity. Contact us with WMS details
Flat-file or CSV-based WMS exports
For WMS platforms with no API, Botpylon supports structured file-based ingestion via SFTP polling as a fallback integration path
One Botpylon. Every robot type.
Botpylon normalizes heterogeneous robot APIs into a single unified task interface. New robot vendors are added via the Adapter SDK without changes to the core platform.
Autonomous Mobile Robot APIs
AMR vendors typically expose fleet management APIs over WebSocket or REST. Botpylon subscribes to position and state streams and pushes task assignments back via the vendor's task queue endpoint. No firmware changes required.
Automated Guided Vehicle Controllers
AGV control systems range from simple PLC interfaces to REST APIs depending on the vendor and installation year. Botpylon supports both modern REST-based AGV controllers and legacy polling-based systems via the Adapter SDK.
Conveyor and Sortation Systems
Conveyor induction controllers and sortation systems expose PLC or SCADA interfaces. Botpylon integrates via MQTT or OPC-UA adapters for throughput capacity data, using zone occupancy signals to time robot handoffs.
Custom Adapter Development
New robot vendors not covered by existing adapters are supported via the Botpylon Adapter SDK. The SDK defines the normalized telemetry schema and task interface. Adapter development typically completes in 2-4 weeks per robot vendor.
How the pieces connect
Botpylon occupies the coordination layer between your operational systems and your physical robot fleet. Nothing is replaced. Everything is connected.
Tell us your WMS and robot vendor list. We'll confirm compatibility in 24 hours.
Send us your WMS platform name, your robot fleet vendors, and any notes on API access. We will confirm whether a standard connector covers your stack or whether custom adapter work is needed, before you spend time on a demo.
Check My Stack