~$250K
projected annual
savings per facility
Your systems, finally talking to each other
Most facilities already have a WMS, TMS, or YMS. What they often lack is a connected dock layer that ties those systems to what is actually happening at the gate, dock, and yard
Connected dock management helps close that gap by turning real-time facility events into automated workflows, so teams spend less time chasing updates and more time keeping freight moving
141%
Year 1 ROI
for Heartland Produce
100 hours
of labor saved per
week for Heartland
Produce
Built to work with the systems you already use
You should not have to replace your systems to improve dock operations. Appointment data can flow into the platform in ways that fit your current environment, from modern API connections to legacy file-based workflows.
Integration methods
REST API
Programmatic two-way sync with TMS platforms, shipper portals, and internal systems.
Webhooks
Event-driven updates that notify your systems the moment a status changes.
Bulk import
Structured batch uploads for high-volume scheduling without manual entry.
sFTP
Scheduled file-based exchange for ERP and EDI environments that do not support API connections.
Scheduling portal
Carrier-facing self-service scheduling that lets drivers and dispatchers book their own windows.
Schedule agent
AI-assisted scheduling that helps fill gaps, resolve conflicts, and apply facility rules automatically.
WMS automation
Stop entering the same dock assignment twice.
When a driver checks in, the dock assignment should not live in one system while the warehouse team waits for a radio call or manual update. With WMS automation, the dock assignment is created and sent automatically before the truck is backed in. The result is less dual-entry, fewer handoffs, and a cleaner connection between dock activity and warehouse execution.
Driver checks in
Dock assigned
WMS updated automatically
Loading begins
WES and AS/RS automation
Start staging before the trailer reaches the door.
In automated facilities, time is often lost between driver arrival and the signal to begin picking. The truck is on-site, but the warehouse execution system does not know it yet. By connecting check-in and dock assignment events to the WES, automated picking can begin earlier.
Driver checks in
Dock door assigned
WMS triggered
AS/RS begins picking
Goods staged at door
YMS automation
Where myQ creates a capability that software-only platforms cannot match.
Every YMS can create yard movements. Most still need a person to trigger them.
When the dock restraint disengages from the trailer, the platform knows the dock work is complete, the trailer is released, and the move can begin. That physical dock event can automatically create a yard movement and dispatch the next action without waiting for manual coordination.
myQ is the only software solution in the world that automatically creates yard movements directly based on the restraint being disengaged from the trailer.
Dock work complete
Restraint disengages
Safe release confirmed
Yard movement created automatically
Spotter dispatched
Integration ecosystem
For IT and systems teams
The platform supports multiple integration paths based on your facility’s systems, technical requirements, and operating model.
WMS
Connect to warehouse management systems through REST API or custom connectors.
TMS and carrier systems
Exchange appointment data and send carrier notifications, including SMS with no app required.
WES and AS/RS
Trigger warehouse execution workflows based on check-in and dock assignment events.
YMS
Create yard movement workflows from real dock events, including restraint disengagement.
ERP and legacy systems
Support file-based workflows through sFTP, bulk import, and EDI-compatible formats on request.
Implementation support
Enterprise implementations include dedicated scoping, testing, and go-live support with customer IT and operations teams.
Every facility has a different stack
Talk to a solutions engineer about which integrations apply to your operation and what an implementation looks like.
