Stock by warehouse, lot, and serial number, with movements connected to purchasing, invoicing, and accounting.
What’s included
- Receipts, issues, and transfers between warehouses, with dispatch, in-transit, and receiving.
- Serial numbers and barcodes. Each unit with its serial number and label; counts, receipts, and lookups with a barcode scanner.
- Lots with expiration dates. What expires first ships first.
- Multiple units of measure. Buy in boxes and sell in units, with automatic conversion.
- Replenishment by warehouse. Minimums and maximums per warehouse, a daily alert of what needs restocking, and a suggestion to transfer from where there’s a surplus or to buy.
- Reservations and availability. Set aside goods for a customer and see what’s actually available, what’s on the way, and what’s already on order.
- Physical counts. Blind counts with multiple counters per zone, on paper, tablet, or scanner, with the adjustment posted on approval.
- Inventory month-end close. Before closing, it warns you about unconfirmed documents and negative stock.
- Demand forecasting with seasonality, plus each supplier’s actual lead times based on its history.
Production and costing
Multi-level formulas (bills of materials), production orders, cost sheets, suggested production, and actual cost after the month’s valuation.