Inventory
What's on hand, reserved, available, and incoming, per product and warehouse. Winning a deal in Customers takes its stock out of the warehouse you pick, purchase orders in Purchasing show up as incoming and post a receipt on delivery, and every receipt, shipment, transfer, and correction lands in one movement ledger you can edit. Landed unit costs give you the value of what's on the shelf.
- Owns
- Stock levels
- Warehouses
- Movements
- Landed costs
- Incoming goods
What lives in Inventory.
One app owns the whole domain. These are the workflows, views, and features inside it, rather than a separate tool for each.
- On hand, reserved, available, incoming, and projected stock per warehouse
- Won deals in Customers take their stock out of the warehouse you pick
- Incoming goods from Purchasing, received into stock on delivery
- Receipts, issues, and transfers between warehouses in one movement ledger
- Stock counts and edits, with every change logged, noted, and reversible
- Landed unit cost per warehouse and the value of your stock
- Runs on its own product list, or on Products when it's installed
What your agent does in Inventory.
- Answers "can we ship 400 of this by Friday?" with on hand, available, and incoming stock
- Records receipts, transfers, and stock counts, asking you first
- Checks stock before a deal is won, so the sale comes out of the right warehouse
- Spots what's running short and drafts the purchase order in Purchasing
- Explains any stock change from the movement history: who, when, and why
Every person gets their own agent; teams can share one. Sensitive actions wait for approval, and every action is logged with the data it used and the outcome.
Need it different? Describe it.
Add a field, a stage, a rule, a view, or a workflow inside this app. It's built on the same records and permissions, as open code you can change again.
When a warehouse has less than 2 weeks of stock for a SKU, draft a purchase order from its usual supplier.