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Unified inventory across every warehouse, bucket, and bin location. Real-time counts, policy-based allocation, and inter-warehouse transfers — no CSV reconciliation.
Different systems, different spreadsheets, different counts. Nobody knows the real total across all locations without a phone call.
Moving stock between warehouses means emails, spreadsheets, and hoping the receiving end updates their counts. In-transit inventory is invisible.
Allocated, reserved, damaged, in-transit — nobody can tell you what's actually available to sell right now across all locations.
Real-time
Inventory counts across all warehouses
5 states
Reservation lifecycle from estimate to cleared
Per-bucket
Policy flags for allocation, receiving, shipping
Not "multi-warehouse" as a label on a single inventory pool. Real per-warehouse, per-bucket, per-location tracking with policy-based controls.
Organize inventory by warehouse, then by policy-based buckets (receiving, sellable, damages, custom), then by named locations — as deep as you need.
Each bucket controls whether inventory counts toward on-hand, available, or sellable totals. Configure allocation, receiving, and shipping permissions per bucket.
Reservations start broad (warehouse-level) and narrow as orders move through fulfillment: warehouse → bucket → location → lot. Demand is tracked at every stage.
Estimate → Open → Final → Released or Cleared. Estimates are advisory. Open reservations reduce available. Final means picked. Full lifecycle tracking.
Transfer stock between warehouses with full transaction tracking. Source document linkage, reason codes, and correlation IDs for complete traceability.
Every inventory movement — purchase, sale, transfer, adjustment — is recorded with timestamp, user, source document, reason code, and correlation ID.
We'll show you how buckets, locations, and progressive reservations work across your actual warehouse layout.