Inventory & labour
Stock you can stand behind. Labour you can plan.
Locations, movements, cycle counts, adjustments, slotting and labour standards. Inventory accuracy and engineered work are the same discipline.
Inventory · zone A
| Location | SKU | Qty | Class |
|---|---|---|---|
| A-12-04 | SKU-4418 | 144 | A |
| A-12-05 | SKU-1902 | 36 | B |
| B-02-11 | SKU-0881 | 8 | C |
| QC-HOLD | SKU-3304 | 12 | — |
What it covers
- Location hierarchy — Warehouses, zones, aisles, slot sizes and locations modelled for the building you actually run.
- Count and adjust with a trail — Cycle counts and adjustments are warehouse processes with history — not a silent stock fix.
- Slotting — Velocity A/B/C and slotting recommendations that become transfer tasks, not a slide deck.
- Labour science — Staffing plans against backlog using engineered labour standards, with analytics and reports the ops team can use.
Inventory operations
See stock by location, follow movements, replenish from rules, and keep lot, serial and expiry under control. Kits and BOMs are product master concerns, not a side spreadsheet.
- Inventory overview and stock by location
- Movements, transfers and replenishment tasks
- Cycle counts and adjustments
- Lot, serial and expiry controls
- Slotting recommendations to live work
Labour and insight
Labour KPIs, analytics and scheduled reports sit in the same product as the work. Billing for 3PL is an insights concern, not an export to finance that nobody reconciles.
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.