Warehouses, bins and a stock ledger you can trust.

Model your warehouse network down to the bin, post every stock movement to a ledger, and read balances per item, bin, lot and serial.

  • Warehouse hierarchy
  • Locations and bins
  • Stock ledger
  • Approval on changes
What you can do

Structure first, then every movement on the ledger.

Warehouse network

Central, regional, site, field and van warehouses in a parent and child hierarchy.

Locations

Storage, receiving, dispatch, staging, quarantine and returns locations within each warehouse.

Bins

Bulk, pick, standard and secure bins, each with capacity and utilisation.

Approval

Activating or changing a location or bin goes through approve, reject or withdraw.

Stock ledger

Receipt, put-away, issue, return, transfer, reservation, adjustment, count, quarantine, repair, disposal and more.

Balances

On-hand, reserved, allocated, in-transit, quarantine, damaged, repair and return quantities.

In the product

What it looks like.

Warehouse Inventory

Stock position by state and warehouse.

Items in stock, on-hand, available and held quantities, bins in use and stock value, with on-hand stock by state and the top warehouses by quantity and by value.

  • Available, reserved, quarantine and return quantities
  • Top warehouses by on-hand quantity
  • Top warehouses by stock value
assetziq / Warehouse Inventory
assetziq screen: Stock position by state and warehouse.
Location and bin status

Structure changes are controlled.

  1. Draft

    The location or bin is defined.

  2. Active

    Approved and available for stock.

  3. Inactive

    Withdrawn from use.

Traceable stock

Every quantity has a history behind it.

Balances are the result of posted transactions, so each figure can be traced.

  • Balances per item, bin, lot and serial
  • Seventeen stock transaction types
  • Data import, with templates, for warehouses
  • Audit and status history

See Warehouse Inventory with your own data.

We will walk through this module on a workflow that matters to your organization.