Inventory visibility
Connect stock counts, movements, reservations, reorder decisions, and stocktaking.
FIT CHECK
When this workflow is a good fit
Workflows and teams it fits
Product or equipment managers who need to combine actual stock, reservations, movements, and stocktaking.
When the current method may be enough
A simple quantity table is enough and reservation, item-level, and history management are unnecessary.
Working with existing tools
We confirm quantity or item-level tracking, locations, reservation allocation, entry timing, and product or equipment-data migration.
We review the tools and files you use, then consider available methods such as CSV handoff or API integration. Feasibility and cost depend on the other system's specifications, plan, required permissions, and update frequency.
HOW IT WORKS
How work changes with Inventory visibility
Each current bottleneck is paired with the system component provided and the outcome it is intended to create.
Before
Stock numbers depend on field checks or spreadsheet updates
System
Inventory list and search
After
Shared stock visibility before shortages happen
Before
Reserved stock and actual stock are hard to compare
System
Movement history
After
Lower stock cost by seeing overages and shortages
Before
Reorder points and stocktaking history depend on experience
System
Reserved quantity and schedule view
After
Faster stocktaking with movement history
Metrics to review after launch
SYSTEM SCOPE
What we provide for Inventory visibility
Connect stock count, movements, reservations, reorder decisions, and stocktaking.
Core functions
- Inventory list and search
- Movement history
- Reserved quantity and schedule view
- Stock alerts and stocktaking checks
Main screens
Connected information
CASE STUDY