Every shift looks full of motion. forklifts moving. trailers parked. doors opening and closing. But under that activity, minutes slip away. Doors wait for forklifts. forklifts wait for staging space. Trailers sit longer than they should. Reports show delays, but figuring out why means chasing details long after the shift is over. Most of that data comes from WMS, YMS, or end-of-shift reports, arriving too late to act.
Why the floor looks busy but time still disappears?
Most sites already track utilization, throughput, and safety. WMS, YMS, and sensors do a solid job of recording what moved and when. The gap is in how the work actually flows between docks, staging, racks, and buffer. That motion is hard to see in real time. Seeteria uses the cameras you already have to fill that gap, turning live movement into a clear picture of where time is lost and where flow can improve.
What your systems show and what stays hidden
The flow as it happens
Safety events
Near misses, unsafe zone entry, unexpected movement
Forklift flow
The system tracks forklift movement across all work areas, showing queue length, wait time, and activity status
Alerts
Idle doors, congestion, slow cycles, long dwell. flagged early to avoid delays
Dock activity
Seeteria uses your existing cameras to monitor each dock door's status: loading, waiting, or idle. It displays the door status live, along with an AI-estimated completion time, so you always know which trailer is close to finishing and which door needs attention