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Explore Inventory Management and plan a first release for your locations.
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Start with Proto
Click Start now, then use Proto to configure Inventory Management for your business. Set up your workflows, import your data and invite your team.
Review the stock, receiving, issue, transfer and count workflows against the work your team performs. Application configuration and operating acceptance are still required before launch.
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Plan your rollout
Tell us which products and locations are in scope, how you track units, lots and serials, and which purchasing, sales and accounting systems must connect. Include current stock, cost evidence, active claims and unresolved transfers so the opening position can be reconciled.
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Choose an assistant's first task
Start with useful preparation: explaining shortages, collecting count evidence or drafting replenishment follow-up. Verify the deployed actions and assign a restricted identity. Keep required decisions with the accountable people and review machine usage against the pricing rules.
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Give warehouse teams clear responsibilities and the access their work needs.
ReportsReports and analyticsUnderstand stock availability, value and the reasons quantities change.
Data modelData modelInspect the stock identities, movement history and controls behind the specification.
IntegrationsIntegrationsConnect stock work to purchasing, demand, devices and accounting.
RolloutImplementationPlan the first release around trusted quantities, costs and warehouse responsibilities.
APIAI assistants and APIHelp teams prepare stock work and investigate exceptions.
Modules
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Stock & locations
See where stock is held, who owns it and what your team can use now.
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Receiving & putaway
Record each delivery, protect its stock identity and move received goods into the right location.
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Issues & returns
Reserve the right stock, record actual consumption and trace returned goods to their original movement.
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Stock transfers
Move stock between locations while keeping quantities, ownership and in-transit value accounted for.
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Counts & adjustments
Count against a controlled stock snapshot, investigate differences and post corrections with clear authority.
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Replenishment
Give buyers a reliable shortage worklist with clear quantities, supplier context and follow-up.
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Inventory analysis
Explain inventory value, consumption, shortages and corrections from the stock evidence behind them.