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Intelligent Inventory Management
What you have, where it is, what it cost.
Overview
What you have, where it is, what it cost.
Intelligent Inventory Management handles item masters, multi-location stock, receipts and issues, batch and expiry tracking, reorder levels, physical verification and valuation reconciled to the ledger.
- ManufacturingBuilt for teams like yours
- DistributionBuilt for teams like yours
- RetailBuilt for teams like yours
Why it matters
What changes when it runs in one place
Two versions of the stock figure
The store register and the accounts ledger disagree, and the difference is settled by whoever argues longest.
Found at physical verification
Shortages and excesses discovered once a year, long after anyone could explain how they happened.
Stockouts on items you had
Material sitting at another location while a site raises an urgent purchase for the same thing.
Who it is for
Organisations that use iIM
- 01Manufacturing. Raw material, work in progress and finished goods across stores and shop floor.
- 02Distribution. Fast-moving stock across warehouses, with batch and expiry to respect.
- 03Retail. Multi-outlet stock where the question is always what is available where.
- 04Project stores. Material issued against a project and reconciled back to it.
By role
The register and the ledger, finally agreeing
Store keeper
Receipts, issues, transfers and physical counts at their location.
Purchase
Reorder levels, pending receipts and consumption trends.
Finance
Valuation, stock ageing and the ledger position.
Management
Stock across locations, slow movers and holding cost.
What's included
Modules
Item & location
- Item master with units, categories and specifications
- Multi-location and bin-level stock
- Opening balances and stock transfers
- Alternate and substitute item mapping
Movement
- Goods receipt against purchase orders
- Issue against department, project or job
- Returns, rejections and scrap handling
- Batch, lot and expiry tracking
Control
- Reorder levels with shortage alerts
- Physical verification with variance report
- Slow-moving and non-moving analysis
- Stock ageing by location
Valuation
- Valuation on the method you follow
- Consumption cost by department or project
- Closing stock reconciled to the ledger
In solutions
Part of a complete outcome
“Stock should be reordered before the shelf is empty, not after someone notices.”
See it working
Request a demo of iIM
Tell us how you run this today, and we will configure a demo on your own structure.
