The layout editor

The layout editor is a top-down, bird's-eye view for building out a Site's floor. It's the tool you use to get a warehouse into Loqorina in the first place, not something you're expected to live in day to day. Once a layout exists, scanning is what keeps it current.

Drawing zones and placing racks

Draw a zone by dragging a rectangle on the floor. Place and rearrange racks by dragging them, rotate them in place, and everything snaps to a 0.1 meter grid so racks line up without needing pixel-perfect precision.

Working from a real floor plan

If you already have a floor plan image, you can upload it as an underlay and calibrate its scale with two points (mark two spots whose real-world distance you know). Zones and racks then get drawn directly on top of it.

Removing something

Archiving a zone or rack is a soft delete: it disappears from the scene and the tree, and its QR code starts saying "this location no longer exists" instead of resolving to stale data. If it or anything underneath it (a level, a slot) still has assets, Loqorina blocks the archive and tells you how many are there, so you don't lose track of something by accident. The confirmation dialog always names exactly what's about to go, down to the count of slots underneath it.