Multi-inventory
Benefits
- Increased operational efficiency;
- Definition of stocks at the stock management location;
- Possibility to split orders containing products from different locations;
- Increased profitability;
- Improved customer satisfaction;
- Reduced order processing and delivery time;
- Reduced risk of human error.
About the app
The application allows you to use multiple stock locations (multiple managements), in order to easily manage individual stocks in each location and to be able to process orders at the location level.
Stock locations can be physical retail stores, warehouses, dropshipping systems or supplier stocks, as well as any other location or system you use for stocks.
You can define and manage your existing stock in each location, you can transfer stocks from one management to another and you can define a series of rules based on which the quantities ordered in the store are automatically allocated to warehouses according to multiple criteria.
You can also split an order depending on the availability in warehouses of the ordered products and thus individually process the resulting new orders in each warehouse.
Stock locations can be physical retail stores, warehouses, dropshipping systems or supplier stocks, as well as any other location or system you use for stocks.
You can define and manage your existing stock in each location, you can transfer stocks from one management to another and you can define a series of rules based on which the quantities ordered in the store are automatically allocated to warehouses according to multiple criteria.
You can also split an order depending on the availability in warehouses of the ordered products and thus individually process the resulting new orders in each warehouse.
Key functionalities
- Possibility to define a deposit allocation rule when placing orders (based on priority, distance or minimum number of deposits involved);
- Transfer of stocks between warehouses;
- Option to enter the shelf position at the product level;
- Possibility to filter products in the store, depending on the warehouse;
- Association of warehouses for the specific in-store pick-up delivery method;
- Split of orders depending on the products availability in warehouses.
