Questions, answered

Click Get started, then use Proto to configure SCM with Lot Tracking for your business. Begin with one organization, a small item range, two locations and a reviewed stock request.

A Stock Lot records its lot code, item, expiry date, release state and owner reference. Use the item and organization context when two lots have similar codes.

Inventory Reviewer decides an eligible request revision independently and records a decision and reason. Inventory Coordinator prepares the assigned request.

The request carries a revision. Review Decisions retain the source revision they address, so the team can distinguish an earlier decision from a later version.

Stock Movements identify their parent request, item, location, signed quantity and optional lot. A correcting movement can point to the movement it reverses.

A Stock Reservation records item, location, quantity, expiry and state. It can identify a lot and links to the request behind the claim.

A Recall Scope links to a stock request and organization and records its lot code, reason and affected units. The team can inspect linked movements, reservations, decisions and receipts.

Record Attachments keep a title, evidence type, visibility, uploader and file. Review Decisions and Operation Receipts keep the decision and action result.

App Administrator maintains organization, item, location and team setup. The independent request decision belongs to Inventory Reviewer.

Read the operation receipt’s result, expected revision and failure reason with the parent request. Compare any movement, reservation or recall scope before treating the work as reconciled.