Inventory

Know your stock.
Keep work moving.

Keep materials, batches and everyday supplies in view. Connect what you have, where it’s held and how it’s used to the work on your floor.

Inventory Materials

MaterialTypeBatch / LotQuantityStatusActions
Nylon PA 12Received materialMaterialBatch PA12-048Lot L-280432 kgInitial 50 kgActive
Tough resinReceived materialMaterialBatch RES-021Lot L-17328 kgInitial 12 kgActive
Nylon PA 11Received materialMaterialBatch PA11-016Lot L-251720 kgInitial 20 kgActive
Receipt #1048Accepted

Advanced Materials Supply

Material

Nylon PA 12Active

Batch
PA12-048
Lot
L-2804
Quantity
50 kg

Acceptance checklist

Supplier approval, traceability and receipt condition.

Supplier approvedTraceability ready
Material matches PO
Packaging acceptable
Condition acceptable
Storage acceptable

Documents

Receipt and certification evidence.

Safety data sheetPA12-048-sds.pdf
Packing slipRC-1048-packing.pdf

Stock with a place

Find it before
you need it.

A stock total is only part of the answer. See supply quantities by location, from central stores to the machine side, so your team knows where to look.

Organize locations around your facility, with rooms, shelves, bins and the spaces your team already uses.

Issue — Nitrile gloves

boxes · stock quantity

On hand: 18 boxesCentral stores: 12 boxesMachine side: 6 boxes
12 boxes at the selected source

Transfer — Cleaning wipes

packs · stock quantity

On hand: 24 packsCentral stores: 16 packsMachine side: 8 packs

Every movement has context

Know where
the stock went.

Record an issue for a build, a transfer between locations or supplies used in maintenance. Keep quantities, source locations and operator notes together.

Give day-to-day stock changes a clear reason, so the next shift can understand the balance it sees.