Store & Inventory
Multi-store, bin-level stock with batch and serial tracking. Receipts, issues, transfers and returns logged in real time, valuation accurate to the last movement.
Bin-level accuracy · Batch, serial & live valuation
Answer
Manufacturing inventory management controls raw material, WIP, and finished goods across warehouses and batches so planners and stores share live quantities, reservations, and valuation. FOS Inventory posts from GRN, production issue, quality release, and dispatch — connecting Purchase, Production, and Accounts without separate stock books.
Store & Inventory isn't another count sheet. It's bin-level stock, batch traceability and valuation that finance can trust — updated with every movement.
Walk through the productProduction stops because the system says yes — but the shelf says no.
Cycle counts close the gap temporarily — then drift returns before the next audit.
Stock value and COGS lag reality — so month-end becomes a reconciliation exercise.
Batch, serial and shelf-life tracked outside the system — until a recall or write-off forces the issue.
Three moments that make inventory trustworthy again — from the bin to the balance sheet.
Live stock
See exactly what is where — store, bin, batch and serial — with every receipt, issue and transfer logged as it happens.
MRP reserves live stock. Purchase GRNs update balances. Issues hit the shop floor — no re-keying between modules.
Bin-level stock, valuation and reorder control — connected to planning and accounts.
We used to shut welding down twice a month because “the system said we had it.” Now every receipt and issue hits the bin in real time — and finance trusts the valuation because it moves with every transaction.
A focused 30-minute walkthrough of Store & Inventory — mapped to your stores, bins and valuation method.
FOS inventory manages multi-warehouse stock, GRN, issues, transfers, reservations, and cycle counts with real-time valuation. Every movement ties to source documents — PO, work order, or dispatch — for full traceability.
Yes. Attribute tracking on receipts and issues supports batch, heat, and serial genealogy required in steel, auto, and fabrication industries. FEFO and pick rules can prefer oldest stock first.
MRP and work order release can reserve stock against specific orders. Stores see allocated vs free stock when picking, reducing accidental consumption by other jobs.
Cycle count programs target ABC classes or locations while operations continue elsewhere. Variances post adjustment entries after approval with audit trails.
Weighted average and standard cost approaches align with Indian manufacturing practice. Finance receives automatic inventory and COGS postings from operational transactions.
Transfer orders move stock between plants or stores with in-transit status if needed. Receiving location confirms quantities to update both sides accurately.
Min-max and reorder point policies supplement MRP for fasteners, consumables, and trading items. Exception reports highlight items below safety levels.
Barcode-ready screens speed GRN, picking, and bin transfers. Implementation can align label formats with your existing printer and scanning hardware.
Ageing by receipt date, slow mover, and excess stock reports help materials teams reduce working capital. Planners combine these with MRP to avoid over-ordering.
Configurable controls block issues that would drive negative on-hand unless explicitly allowed for specific items. This enforces discipline after go-live when teams adapt to system-led transactions.
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