Integrated supply chain technology

Supply chain technology that works as one connected system.

Ahearn & Soper helps operations, IT, and leadership teams align WMS, automation, labelling, mobility, and service around one connected strategy, with ProVision WMS as the operational anchor.

Certified Partner Ecosystem

Formerly Honeywell Productivity Solutions & Services
Trusted supply chain technology partner
Connected WMS, automation, labelling, mobility, and service for warehouse, manufacturing, healthcare, and logistics teams.
50
Years of technology partnership
Warehouse, supply chain, and identification technology expertise trusted across Canadian operations.
1,000+
Active clients
Trusted across warehouse, manufacturing, healthcare, and logistics environments.
8
Canadian locations
Direct coverage from 8 Canadian locations, extended by subcontracted service centres nationwide.
The operational challenge

Disconnected systems slow down the entire operation.

When warehouse software, automation, labelling, mobile devices, and service workflows are managed separately, teams lose visibility, create manual workarounds, and carry more risk into every shift.

Warehouse staff scanning and labelling cartons beside a conveyor print-and-apply station
Poor visibility
Teams lack a clear view of inventory, workflows, devices, and service status.
Manual workarounds
Disconnected tools create duplicate entry, spreadsheets, and tribal knowledge.
Integration risk
IT inherits complexity when systems are not planned and supported together.
Slower response
Service issues, label changes, and bottlenecks take longer across fragmented vendors.
Find your fit

Four questions, one honest recommendation

Answer four questions about how your operation actually runs, and we will name the solution that fits it. If the answer is not warehouse software, we will say so.

01Operation
02Scale
03Pressure
04Stage
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Your fit
Question 1 of 4What does your operation do?
Question 2 of 4How many client accounts do you bill?
Question 2 of 4How many sites, and how many people on RF devices?
Question 3 of 4What is breaking first?
Question 3 of 4What is breaking first?
Question 4 of 4Where are you in the decision?
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Your fit

ProVision 3PL Standard

You run your own inventory at a size where the job is accuracy and control, not client billing. Standard gives you advanced warehouse management, integration with the ERP or ecommerce platform you already have, unlimited orders and SKUs, and 5 to 15 RF users.

Your fit

ProVision 3PL Extended

You are running client-facing work, or heading that way. Extended adds configuration changes your own people can make and extended support, on the same engine as Standard, with a path to multi-client billing at the Advanced tier when you need it.

Your fit

ProVision 3PL Advanced

More than one client account, more than one site, or billing that differs per client. Advanced carries multi-client warehouse management, client-specific billing, voice picking and automated warehouse systems, for 5 to 50 RF users.

Your fit

ProVision Labels

What is breaking is the label, not the warehouse system. That is a construction problem: facestock, adhesive, liner and finish, matched to your printer, your surface and the conditions the label has to survive. Match a starting construction, then hand the spec to a label engineer.

Straight answer

There is no page for this yet

Mobility, data capture and automation are work Ahearn and Soper does, and has done for 50 years. There is no page on this site that answers your question properly, and sending you to the warehouse management pages would waste your time. Tell a specialist what your operation has to do and you will get a direct answer.

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Where to start

Start where the problem actually is

Most operations do not need everything at once. Find the one below that sounds like yours, and it will take you to the right conversation.

01

One thing to fix

Something on the floor has stopped working

A printer that keeps jamming, labels that will not survive the freezer, a scanner that cannot read its own barcode. Tell us the symptom and a technician will tell you what it needs.

Book a service call

02

One site to modernise

One warehouse, still run on paper

Picking from printed sheets, a count that does not match the floor, and no way to answer a customer without walking the aisle. This is the work a warehouse management system is for.

Size up ProVision WMS

03

A network to standardise

Several sites, and no two work the same way

Different label specs, different hardware on each floor, separate service contracts, and multi-client billing reconciled in a spreadsheet. One standard across all of it, planned in stages.

Plan the rollout