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vMeasure automated dimensionalizers address three common warehouse challenges: inaccurate SKU master data, slow measurement workflows, and high shipping costs.
If any one of them sounds like your problem, then it’s the right time to explore our products.
100% SKU Data Accuracy
20% Increase in Throughput
vMeasure parcel and freight dimensionalizer sends captured measurement data to your existing WMS, TMS, ERP, and shipping platforms through no-code API integrations and webhooks to keep records updated in real time.
Capture accurate parcel and pallet dimensions at receiving, so you get the correct data for shipping cost calculations and reduce billing errors, carrier adjustments, and reclassification charges.
Our dimensionalizer provides exact dimensions to sort parcels efficiently, minimizing delays in warehouse operations and accelerating downstream logistics.
With vMeasure freight dimensionalizer, maintain consistent and reliable dimensional records, simplify compliance checks, and enable smooth reconciliation during internal and external audits.
Our freight dimensionalizer measures freight automatically, so your operators spend less time taking dimensions and more time moving shipments through receiving, sorting, and dispatch.
Captures exact dimensions for parcels and pallets, including irregular shapes, ensuring accurate data for billing, sorting, and other logistics processes.
Our parcel and freight dimensionalizers are designed for easy installation and configuration without expert help, allowing quick deployment and reducing setup time and costs.
Automatically captures and stores parcel and freight images with timestamps, providing a clear audit trail for verification and dispute resolution.
Our dimensionalizers provide an intuitive interface that simplifies operations, reduces the learning curve, and enables smooth usage with minimal training.
“They are now indispensable components in our shipping process and have allowed us to predict shipping costs accurately”
Joshua Hogeterp
President
Bargain Book Stores
“…Integration with UPS WorldShip is seamless, allowing us to accurately import package weight and dims with a single click of a button…”
John Schell
Vice President
Pace International
“...The setup of the vMeasure literally took me an hour to do. It was really quick, just a couple of screws to put together, and it all came in one package, and I set it up very quickly…”
Dan Kennedy
CEO
SupplementSource.ca
“The support and customer care that was provided by the vMeasure team is second to none. The vMeasure team was proactive and assisted with setting up our workflows and webhooks the same day we received the hardware.”
Linford Martin
Head of Operations
Outback Toys
An automated dimensionalizer captures the length, width, height, and also weight of parcels or pallets, and ensuring precise data for faster processing and error-free freight billing.
The vMeasure parcel and freight dimensionalizer uses camera vision technology to automatically measure the length, width, and height of parcels or pallets. It provides real-time, accurate dimensional data and includes features like timestamped image capture for detailed documentation, helping streamline logistics operations and reduce errors.
By providing precise dimensions, a pallet or a freight dimensionalizer ensures that less-than-truckload (LTL) shipping rates are calculated accurately, avoiding overcharges or disputes due to incorrect dimensional data. It helps carriers optimize space utilization and businesses avoid penalties for incorrect data, ultimately leading to fair pricing and improved transparency in the shipping process.
The cost of an automated dimensionalizer varies depending on its features and capabilities. Request a quote to explore affordable options designed to meet your logistics requirements.
A parcel dimensionalizer is designed for small to mid-sized packages such as boxes, polybags, and irregular items. A freight dimensionalizer, on the other hand, handles larger loads like pallets, crates, and bulky SKUs.
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