OC WMS Manager is a mobile client for warehouse teams. It connects to an OC WMS server selected by the user and displays the server's dashboard, wave tasks, administration tools, reports, and notifications.
Information we handle
- Connection and sign-in details: the server address, WMS username, and password entered by the user. The app uses these details to sign in and reconnect to the selected WMS server.
- Authentication data: session tokens issued by the WMS server. Passwords and tokens are stored locally in the iOS Keychain and are used only to authenticate requests.
- Notification registration data: the Apple Push Notification service device token, when notification permission is granted and push notifications are enabled. The token is sent to the configured WMS server so it can deliver alerts to this device.
- App and device information: app name, bundle identifier, app version and build, operating system version, device model, a locally generated device identifier, timezone, and screen information. This information may be included in requests to help the WMS server identify the app client, route notifications, and troubleshoot access logs.
- Notification content: alerts received from the configured WMS server and the notification history returned by that server.
How information is used
Information is used to sign in to the WMS service, load warehouse data, maintain a session, register or unregister this device for notifications, display notification history, and diagnose service or connection problems. The app does not sell personal information and does not intentionally use advertising identifiers or cross-app tracking.
Where information is sent
Requests and notification registration data are sent to the WMS server address configured by the user. The operator of that server controls the data stored there, including server-side accounts, audit logs, notification history, and retention periods. Review the privacy practices of your organization's WMS operator for server-side processing.
Storage and deletion
Sign Out and Reconfigure removes the saved WMS username, password, and session token from the app and attempts to unregister this device's push token from the configured server. Server-side data must be removed by the WMS server operator according to its own procedures. The user may also revoke notification permission in iOS Settings.
Security
The app uses the iOS Keychain for saved passwords and session tokens. Use an HTTPS WMS server whenever possible and protect the credentials used to access your warehouse system.
Children's privacy
OC WMS Manager is a business application and is not directed to children.
Changes and contact
We may update this policy when the app or its data handling changes. The updated effective date will be shown on this page. For questions about the app, contact [email protected].