Warehouse & TraceabilityAI-powered

Every lot found. AI watching the gaps.

Scan it in, put it away, trace it in seconds. AI reads the paperwork and spots what people miss.

  • AI reads delivery notes and CoAs
  • Holds block picking automatically
  • Trace any lot, forward and back
Warehouse operator in protective clothing scanning a pallet label with a handheld device
See it work

Watch one delivery reach the right bin

Scan, label, put away. The record builds itself.

V5 AI

AI that sees it coming

It predicts and flags. Fixed rules decide. People sign.

AI in the warehouse

Reorder before you run short.

AI looks at usage and open orders and suggests what to buy. A buyer approves every order.

See V5 AI AI drafts and flags. A qualified person reviews and signs.
Free practical guide · 22 pages

Inventory & Traceability: The Practical Operations Guide

From goods-in to dispatch.

  • 1Tell physical, eligible and committed stock apart.
  • 2Turn count differences into explanations first.
  • 3Run five working tools, including a timed trace challenge.
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Guide page 8: counting — turning differences into explanations before an authorised adjustmentGuide page 5: locations — putting stock where people can find it, with a location gridCover of the Inventory & Traceability: The Practical Operations Guide
Questions

Straight answers.

What buyers ask us first, answered plainly.

  1. Do we need scanners and label printers?

    Scanning and printing work best with handheld scanners and label printers. Each device is confirmed during setup, so check your models with us before you buy.

  2. Can we keep stock on hold until quality approves it?

    Yes. A lot can be held, and held stock shows as unavailable for picking until a person in quality releases it.

  3. How fast can we trace a lot?

    From any lot you can follow it back to its supplier or forward to batches and shipments. How complete that is depends on every move being scanned.