INVENTORY
Stock that tells the truth — every lot, every layer.
A warehouse-native ledger: OnHand = Available + Reserved + OnHold. Strict FIFO cost layers, first-class lots and serials, and holds the floor cannot ignore.
What you get
Warehouse execution built into the system of record — not bolted onto accounting.
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Double-entry physical ledger
Impossible stock movements are blocked at the database. Conservation is enforced, not hoped for.
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Strict FIFO cost layers
Atomic locking under concurrency so two scanners don't invent blended averages.
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Lot, serial, and remnant genealogy
Parent/child remnant lots stay in the tree. Labels match the ledger (EAN/UPC/ITF/SKU/QR).
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Multi-UoM conversion
Buy in tons, stock in sheets, sell in pieces — conversions are ledger events.
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Consignment in the same model
Customer and supplier consigned stock share warehouse scope and tracking rules.
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Lifecycle-locked documents
Processed warehouse docs freeze critical fields so history stays auditable.
Why plants start here
Month-end shouldn't be the first time you learn margin and lot truth.
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Margin without blended fiction
Cost layers open on receipt and drain oldest-first so COGS matches what you actually used.
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Lots that prove every move
Tracking modes with integrity checks — genealogy in minutes when QC fails or a customer asks.
03
Holds that block the pick
Quarantine lands on the lot. Compromised stock cannot be picked, consumed, or shipped.
04
One ledger for ops and finance
Valuation, ABC, aging, and cost drift come from the same layers Finance closes against.
How it runs on the floor
Material moves. The ledger keeps up.
- 01ReceiveOpen stock and cost layers against the receipt — lots and serials tied to the ledger.
- 02Hold / releaseQuarantine that blocks pick, consume, and ship until quality clears it.
- 03Convert / assembleMulti-UoM conversion and warehouse kits that drain the layers you actually use.
- 04DispatchShip from available stock only — COGS follows the FIFO draw-down on the move.