Inbound
Receive with control, not hope
Purchase orders, ASNs, receipts, quality, unexpected stock and supplier compliance — the inbound depth operators expect from an enterprise WMS, without a separate inbound product.
Inbound control tower
| Document | Supplier | Location | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| ASN-8821 | Acme Foods | Dock 4 | Receiving |
| ASN-8820 | Northline | Dock 2 | QC hold |
| PO-19044 | Blind | Yard | Unexpected |
| ASN-8814 | Helix | Putaway | Complete |
What it covers
- Documents that match the dock — Purchase orders and ASNs drive receiving. Discrepancies are visible, not buried in email.
- Receipts you can audit — Receive by handling unit or SSCC, nested LPNs, catch-weight and GS1 where the operation needs them.
- Quality and compliance — QC plans, holds, unexpected receipt governance and supplier compliance — inbound is not finished at the scan.
- Control tower — A single inbound view across ASNs, receipts, QC and exceptions so supervisors are not tab-hopping.
From the gate to the slot
Appointments and unload sit with dock operations. Putaway is offered through the same work spine as the rest of the warehouse. Cross-dock when the order is already waiting.
- Purchase orders and ASN documents
- ASN discrepancy management
- Receipts, including blind-receipt governance
- Quality control plans and inspections
- Unexpected stock with a governed path
- Cross-dock and inbound compliance
Enterprise inbound, one product
Pathfinder is built toward Manhattan-class inbound maturity — nested licence plates, supplier scorecards, appointment capacity — as settings and modules in the same WMS, not a second licence.
Shown on a dedicated environment
Tell us about the warehouse. We arrange a demonstration on a Pathfinder instance — not a public login from this website.