Attaru ATTARU
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Warehouse Operations
That Read, Think
and Adapt

Attaru builds AI-driven reading and analysis tools for logistics and factory warehouses in Peninsular Malaysia. We work on the floor — pulling data from labels, studying movement patterns and writing the operating procedures that make the changes hold.

+60 4-397 6248  ·  [email protected]

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About Attaru

We started in Prai because that is where a lot of the work happens. Kawasan Perindustrian Prai is one of the busiest industrial estates in northern Malaysia, and the warehouses there face the same challenge that almost every 3PL and factory store faces: data that lives on physical labels and never quite makes it cleanly into the system. Staff key things in manually, errors accumulate, and the slotting that made sense two years ago no longer matches how the stock actually moves.

Attaru was set up to address exactly that. We are a small team — four people with backgrounds spread across industrial engineering, machine-vision development and operations consulting. We do not sell platforms or annual subscriptions. Each engagement has a defined scope, a set delivery period and a measurable output: a reading model, a slotting map or a written playbook. Most clients come to us through a referral from another Penang-area logistics operator.

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14+

Facilities served across MY

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98.4%

Label read accuracy on mixed carton formats

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Prai, PG

Based in Kawasan Perindustrian Prai

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Three Areas We Cover

Carton label and barcode scanning at a receiving dock
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Image-Based Label Reading

Pulling carton codes and batch numbers from photographs taken at receiving — no manual keying, no transcription errors.

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Warehouse floor plan with slotting zones marked
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Slotting & Pick-Path Analysis

Mapping where stock lives against how often it moves, then recommending a revised layout that cuts travel distance in a live facility.

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Warehouse operations training session with shift workers
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Operations Playbooks & Training

Written procedures for receiving, put-away, picking and dispatch — in English and Bahasa Malaysia — with shift training delivered across your sites.

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What Makes the Work Different

Most warehouse software vendors sell you a licence. We sell you a finished outcome — a configured model, a revised map or a trained team — then hand it over and leave. Here is what that means in practice.

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Fixed Scope, Fixed Weeks

Each service runs for a defined number of weeks. You know upfront when it ends and what you receive. There are no rolling retainers or scope expansions unless you ask.

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Built Around Your Existing Kit

We configure the reading model for your label formats and connect the output to one WMS integration of your choice. We do not ask you to replace hardware you already own.

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Bahasa Malaysia Deliverables

Shift guides and training materials are available in both English and Bahasa Malaysia, so they are actually usable by the people doing the work on the floor.

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Accuracy Report Included

The label reading engagement ends with a written accuracy report and an operator card, so your team can see exactly what the model can and cannot read before going live.

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Phased Relocation Planning

The slotting study delivers a phased relocation plan designed to fit around live operations — we do not hand over a map that requires you to shut the facility down to implement.

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One Year Update Cycle

The operations playbook includes a quarterly update cycle for twelve months, so the documentation keeps pace as your processes change after the initial deployment.

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Reading Accuracy

From Photograph to System Record in One Step

The label reading service is designed around how receiving staff actually work — with a handheld device, under variable lighting, dealing with labels that are sometimes wrinkled or partly obscured. The model handles common Malaysian GS1, Code 128 and batch-format codes. When a read is uncertain, a confirmation screen pauses the flow and flags it for a human check rather than silently logging the wrong value.

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Slotting Study

Fewer Steps Between Picker and Carton

Walking distance is quiet waste — it does not appear in a P&L but it shows up in overtime and fatigue. The slotting study takes your order history, classifies stock by movement frequency using an ABC model, and runs pick-path simulations to find a revised arrangement that cuts travel distance without requiring new racking. You receive a proposed slotting map and a phased plan for moving stock while the facility stays operational.

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Playbook Delivery

Procedures That Survive Staff Turnover

Written procedures only work if the people using them can read and follow them without a trainer in the room. The playbook engagement produces illustrated shift guides in both Bahasa Malaysia and English, covering all five warehouse functions. Twelve training sessions spread across three sites and a supervisor competency check are included. The documentation is updated quarterly for one year so it does not go stale as processes evolve.

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How We Approach Each Engagement

We structure every project so the scope is clear before any work starts. Here is what that looks like.

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Documented Scope Before Start

You receive a written scope document before work begins. No verbal agreements, no ambiguous deliverables.

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Data Handled On-Site

Order history and facility data are processed within the agreed environment. We do not upload client inventory data to third-party cloud storage without written agreement.

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Fixed Delivery Timelines

Three weeks for label reading, six for slotting, sixteen for the full playbook. Milestones are shared at kickoff and tracked openly.

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Direct Team Access

You work directly with the person doing the analysis, not a project coordinator relaying messages. Questions get answered the same day.

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Our Working Principles

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Measure Before Recommending

We collect and analyse actual data from your facility before suggesting any change. Recommendations that come without numbers are not worth much on a warehouse floor.

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Write It Down, Properly

Verbal knowledge walks out the door when staff change. Every engagement produces written documentation that a new employee can follow without asking anyone for help.

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Small Team, Clear Responsibility

We keep the team small on purpose. Each engagement has one named lead who is responsible for the quality of the output, not a rotating cast of consultants.

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Services & Pricing

Three engagement types, each with a defined scope and a fixed delivery period. Prices are quoted in Malaysian Ringgit (RM) inclusive of all deliverables listed below.

Carton label barcode being scanned by a handheld reader
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Label and Barcode Reading

3-week engagement

Image-based reading from photographs taken at receiving and dispatch. Covers handheld capture guidance, model configuration for common label formats, a confirmation screen for uncertain reads, and one system integration. Includes an accuracy report and an operator card.

  • Capture guidance for handheld devices
  • Model config for GS1, Code 128 and batch formats
  • One WMS system integration
  • Accuracy report + operator card

RM 490

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Analyst reviewing warehouse slotting data on a tablet
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Slotting Optimisation Study

6-week engagement

Analytical study of how stock is positioned within a facility, recommending a revised slotting arrangement based on movement frequency, pick paths and carton dimensions. Includes order history analysis, ABC classification, pick-path modelling, a proposed slotting map, and a phased relocation plan.

  • Order history analysis & ABC classification
  • Pick-path modelling and simulation
  • Proposed slotting map + phased relocation plan
  • Before-and-after measurement approach
  • Presentation to site team

RM 2,050

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Operations playbook open on a warehouse supervisor's desk
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Warehouse Operations Playbook

16-week engagement

Complete written operating playbook covering receiving, put-away, picking, packing and dispatch with the reading and slotting tools embedded. Includes illustrated shift guides in Bahasa Malaysia and English, twelve training sessions across three sites, a supervisor competency check, a site readiness review, and a quarterly update cycle for one year.

  • 5-function process documentation
  • Shift guides in BM & English
  • 12 training sessions across 3 sites
  • Supervisor competency check
  • Quarterly updates for 12 months

RM 4,600

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How an Engagement Runs

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Scope Discussion

We spend the first session understanding your facility layout, current tools and the specific problem you want solved. From that, we write a one-page scope document that you agree to before any work starts.

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On-Site Analysis

Data collection happens at your facility. For label reading that means capture testing on your actual hardware. For slotting, we pull order history and walk the aisles. For the playbook, we observe each function in operation before writing anything.

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Delivery & Handover

You receive the configured model, the slotting map or the completed playbook at the agreed deadline. Handover includes a walkthrough session so your team understands what they have received and how to use it.

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From Clients in the Field

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Zulaikha A.

Operations Manager, 3PL — Butterworth

"The label reading setup took exactly three weeks as quoted. We had a wrinkled-label problem that was generating about forty manual corrections a day — that dropped to under five within a week of going live."

July 2025

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Ravindran K.

Warehouse Manager, Manufacturing — Kulim

"We hired Attaru for the slotting study and the phased relocation plan made the difference. Our team moved stock aisle by aisle over five weeks without a single shutdown day. Walking distance per pick dropped noticeably in the second month."

18 June 2025

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Lim Wei Liang

Supply Chain Director — Penang

"The playbook is the most used document in our three stores now. Supervisors actually reference it during handover. The Bahasa Malaysia version was important for us — having both languages meant every shift could read the same procedure."

3 July 2025

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do you work with WMS systems other than SAP?
Yes. The label reading service covers one integration of your choice as part of the scope. We have worked with SAP EWM, Oracle WMS and several smaller locally-deployed systems. If you are unsure whether your system is covered, contact us before engaging and we will check.
Can we run two services at the same time?
We manage one active engagement per client at a time. This keeps the scope clean and the person responsible clearly accountable. If you want label reading and a slotting study, they run sequentially. In practice the slotting study often benefits from having the reading data available first.
What hardware do we need for the label reading service?
Any Android or iOS handheld device with a rear camera of 8 MP or better. We do not require dedicated scanning hardware. During the first week of the engagement we run capture tests on your actual devices and adjust the guidance to suit the lighting conditions in your facility.
How many sites does the slotting study cover?
The standard scope covers one facility. If you have multiple sites you want studied, we would need to scope that separately — the six-week timeline assumes one facility and one data set. Contact us with the number of sites and we can give you an accurate estimate.
Is the operations playbook available in Mandarin?
The standard playbook is in Bahasa Malaysia and English. Mandarin translation is not included in the current scope but can be arranged as a separate item. Ask us about this during the initial scope discussion.
What does the quarterly update cycle for the playbook involve?
Once every three months for one year we will review the playbook against any process changes you have made, revise the relevant sections and reissue the updated document. You flag the changes; we make the edits and track the version history.
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Lot 12, Jalan Perusahaan 3
Kawasan Perindustrian Prai
13600 Perai, Pulau Pinang, Malaysia

Working Hours

Mon–Fri: 8:30 am – 5:30 pm
Sat: 9:00 am – 1:00 pm
Sun & Public Holidays: Closed

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Lot 12, Jalan Perusahaan 3, Kawasan Perindustrian Prai, 13600 Perai, Pulau Pinang