Items and categories
One catalogue of items with SKUs and categories, shared across every location.
- Item records with categories
- Stock per item per warehouse
- Low-stock visibility
Give warehouse and operations teams a clear view of what is available, where it is and what needs replenishing. Track receipts, transfers and counts in one ledger. AI flags stock risks and proposes the next action within your policies.
Stock is spread across locations and your team needs reliable counts, traceable movements and a clear next step when items need replenishing.
One catalogue of items with SKUs and categories, shared across every location.
See what's where right now, and every transaction that got it there.
Move stock between sites with a clear status at each step.
Correct stock with a reason, and count on a schedule instead of once a year.
Raise POs to suppliers and receive goods straight into stock.
Give each warehouse team the access they need and no more.
Raise a purchase order to a supplier.
Book goods in against the PO, into the right warehouse.
Transfer between sites as demand shifts.
Cycle counts keep the numbers honest.
AI watches for shortages, idle stock and count gaps, and drafts stock movements from a prompt. Reorder automation is off by default; when enabled, it follows your spend and category limits. The stock ledger records the movements your team relies on.
Proposes reorders, auto-executing only under a spend cap and for categories you allow.
Flags items that haven't moved within your threshold, 90 days by default.
Raises cycle counts whose variance passes your threshold, 5% by default.
Warns before stock runs short.
Point Claude or any MCP client at the app. Every call is checked against the acting user's permissions.
Inventory ships as container images and a Docker Compose stack. Run it in your AWS, GCP or Azure account, or on your own servers, and put your reverse proxy in front for TLS.
Choose Inventory when your main job is keeping physical stock accurate across locations: receiving, transfers, counts and replenishment. It works on its own, including supplier POs and receiving. Add Procurement when buying also needs formal requisitions, sourcing, department budgets and approval chains.
Only if you allow it. Auto-reorder is off by default, and when you turn it on you set a maximum amount and the categories it may touch. Anything outside that is proposed for a person to approve.
Point any MCP client, such as Claude, at the app's MCP endpoint with an API key from Settings. The key only works for your team, and each tool call is checked against the permissions of the person who created it.
Yes. Connect Procurement for requisitions, supplier sourcing, budget controls and approval workflows. Inventory also has its own suppliers, purchase orders and receiving, so you can start with it alone.
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