One stock, several establishments, one single truth.
When every site keeps its own count, consolidation becomes a negotiation. The solution holds located stock, traced transfers and per-establishment roles.
The problem
Every site is right, and the numbers still do not meet
This is not a discipline problem: it is a tooling problem, when nothing links the counts together.
Replenishment runs blind
The central warehouse sends what it believes is needed; the site receives what it was not expecting.
Transfers evaporate
Left one site, not yet arrived at the other: the goods exist, but no count carries them.
Consolidation arrives too late
The overall view is assembled at month end, once the decisions it would have informed are already made.
What the solution covers
Located stock, traced transfers, bounded access
Each site sees what concerns it; management sees the whole.
Stock per site
Quantity is never global: it always belongs to an establishment and a location.
Inter-site transfers
A transfer is a two-step movement — dispatch then receipt — and the goods stay counted in between.
Replenishment
The request starts from the site that needs it, and the central warehouse sees what is actually being asked for.
Cycle counts
You count per site and per zone, without halting the other establishments.
Per-establishment roles
A site manager sees their site. Wider visibility is granted explicitly; it is not inferred from a general role.
Valuation per site
Stock value reads per establishment and consolidates without re-keying.
The journey
From the site request to the replenishment received
A complete round trip, with no gap between the two ends.
- 1
The site requests
The request carries the requesting site, the item and the expected quantity.
- 2
The warehouse prepares
Dispatch is recorded at the central warehouse; the goods move into transit.
- 3
The site receives
Receipt closes the transfer and credits the destination site’s stock.
- 4
You count
A cycle count verifies the site without immobilising the network.
Optional, piloted or not activated
What stays optional or under construction
The solution is operational; these specific points stay optional or under construction.
- Onboarding is guided: we configure the sector with you rather than leaving you in front of an empty setup.
- Consolidation intended for executive management is still being built: what is shown today remains operations-oriented.
- Sites, zones and replenishment rules are configured with us.
- RFID reading is not operational and triggers no stock movement.
Product demo
See several establishments in action
When every site keeps its own count, consolidation becomes a negotiation. The solution holds located stock, traced transfers and per-establishment roles.
Video in preparation
This walkthrough is being recorded and reviewed. In the meantime, request a private demo tailored to your operations.
Let’s look at your own network
A demo is prepared with your sites, your items and your replenishment rules.