Inventory Management

Multi-warehouse stock view — see on-hand, reserved, and available quantities across warehouses and locations in one place, so planners never schedule against phantom stock.

Batch and location tracking — follow inventory by batch, bin, and site so recalls, FEFO/FIFO issues, and audit checks are resolved against a clean record instead of a manual chase.

Reserved vs available balance — separate committed stock from free-to-use stock so sales and procurement decisions reflect what can actually ship today.

Low-stock alerts — set reorder thresholds by item or category and notify the right buyers the moment stock crosses the line.

Procurement handoff — convert shortage signals into purchase requisitions so inventory and sourcing work from the same demand trigger.

Shortage risk monitoring — surface items trending toward stockout based on current burn rate, reserved demand, and open inbound POs.

GRN-linked inventory updates — when goods are received against a PO, warehouse and batch records update immediately instead of waiting on a manual stock entry.

Inbound-to-available flow — move stock from receipt to put-away to available status with clear visibility at each stage.

Variance and exception flags — highlight quantity mismatches between PO, GRN, and put-away so warehouse teams can resolve gaps before they drift into the master stock figure.