How it connects
Your warehouse system stays the system of record.
StockVR is a view onto your stock, not a place to keep it. Four steps describe every deployment, and none of them involve moving your inventory data somewhere new.
01
Read the stock
StockVR connects to the WMS or ERP that already holds your inventory and reads what it needs: item master, bin and location structure, quantities on hand, and recent movements. 50+ enterprise systems are supported, including SAP and Oracle.
02
Build the space
The facility is modelled to your real floor plan, so racking, aisles, bays, and labels sit where they sit on site. Accuracy of the space is what decides whether people use the tool twice, so this step is done against your layout, not a template.
03
Work in it
People walk the site, review a layout, try a reslot, or train a new hire. Several can be in the same session at once. The stock they see is the stock the system reports.
04
Write the decision back
What comes out of a session returns to the source system as records rather than as notes in a separate tool. The WMS or ERP stays the system of record from beginning to end.
Questions worth asking early.
Does StockVR store our inventory data?
No. It reads from your system of record and writes decisions back to it. Holding a second copy of stock would create a second truth to reconcile, which is the problem, not the solution.
What if our WMS is not on the list?
Tell us which one you run and we will answer plainly whether a connector exists today. Where it does not, the integration is scoped as part of the engagement rather than promised in advance.
Which headsets does it run on?
Meta Quest 3 and Apple Vision Pro. Hardware choice on a site is usually settled by what the facility can support and approve, not by the software.
How is it delivered?
As an enterprise engagement, on demand, scoped per site and per system of record. There is no self-serve subscription, no per-seat plan, and no trial download.
Tell us what you run.
Name the facility and the stock system, and the answer about the connector comes back straight.