Evaluate a facility
Understand whether a current or prospective building can support the operation.
Model warehouse scenarios with confidence.
WhereHowSpace combines operational data, product profiles, growth assumptions, and building constraints to determine what fits, how much space is required, and which scenarios are feasible.
For facility size decisions
Discuss an Upcoming Space DecisionAnalysis that matches the stakes of the decision.
WhereHowSpace delivers fast, robust analysis matched to the stakes of supply-chain and logistics decisions.
Quote a customer
Test fit, capacity use, and storage assumptions before making the promise.
Consolidate sites
Compare what can be combined, retained, expanded, or eliminated.
Plan for growth
See when product mix, inventory, or volume will push the operation past capacity.
The planning mechanism
Turn imperfect inputs into clear direction.
Use the operational data you have, make assumptions explicit, and compare feasible warehouse scenarios on a common basis.
Inputs / assumptions
01Operational data
02Product profiles
03Growth forecasts
04Storage assumptions
05Facility constraints
Planning outputs
ASpace requirement
BCapacity model
CFeasible scenarios
DConcept layouts
EDecision recommendation
3PL operators & solution design
Evaluate customer fit, capacity consumption, storage approaches, and facility needs before quoting or onboarding.
Shippers, manufacturers & distributors
Compare growth, consolidation, expansion, and lease scenarios before committing the business.
Warehouse & supply-chain consultants
Standardize early feasibility work, test more alternatives, and create clearer executive recommendations.
Selected project experience
Built from real operating decisions.
The approach behind WhereHowSpace was shaped through hands-on operations, supply-chain, and warehouse planning work.
Use Case: Existing Space Optimization
National food & agricultural cooperative
- Situation
- Corporate leadership wanted to add new LTL and E-Commerce fulfillment within a full warehouse.
- Task
- Identify a significant space-saving opportunity to make room for new operations.
- Action
- Analyzed available inventory, demand, slotting, and pallet configuration data to create a model for each product's true space needs.
- Result
- Identified a 15% space-savings opportunity to create space for new operations.
Use Case: Consolidation & Building Fit Analysis
High-growth premium apparel brand
- Situation
- A high-growth apparel brand needed to understand whether its warehouse could support the company's next stage of growth.
- Task
- Turn SKU, sales, inventory, packaging, and facility inputs into a future-ready space requirement.
- Action
- Connected the operating data and modeled product velocity, forward-pick profiles, and bulk-storage requirements.
- Result
- Showed they could narrow the building search to a 30% smaller footprint than initial estimates.
Product demo
See the model in action.
Trace a real facility, structure the operating assumptions, and move from an incomplete starting point toward a decision-ready warehouse scenario.
3D Facility ModelConstraint mappingCustom Operations Styling
Explore interactive sample output Example scenario output
Compare scenarios, not just numbers.
The model keeps assumptions visible so every option can be challenged, revised, and explained.
| Scenario | Required area | Assessment |
|---|---|---|
| Current building / selective reconfiguration | 132,400 sq ft | Feasible |
| Prospective lease / standard rack | 128,100 sq ft | Recommended |
| Three-year growth / current methods | 166,200 sq ft | Constrained |
Illustrative output shown for positioning purposes; every engagement is based on the customer's actual operation and assumptions.
Bring the decision you are facing
Make the next facility decision with confidence.
Tell us what is changing, what data is available, and when the decision needs to be made. We will identify the most useful first analysis.
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