Capture the goods that actually arrive
Keep purchase-order and shipment-notice context beside physical quantities. Record loose units or full cases, lot and expiry details, and discrepancies.
Explore this capabilityWarehouse management software for FMCG businesses handling barcoded, lot-tracked or expiry-dated inventory. SAFARIONIX connects inbound supply, warehouse positions and outbound orders so stock identity stays with the work.
A total stock number does not tell a distributor which lot is on which shelf, what is held for review or what is available to promise. Keep those distinctions visible from receiving to fulfillment.
Keep purchase-order and shipment-notice context beside physical quantities. Record loose units or full cases, lot and expiry details, and discrepancies.
Explore this capabilityInspect stock at the SKU, barcode, warehouse, location and container level. Follow transfers, counts and the positions behind availability.
Explore this capabilityReview expiry exposure and quality holds without blending them into sellable stock. Supported exports carry the underlying inventory detail.
Explore this capabilityGuide operators through source, product and tote checks, packing verification and shipping context. Supervisors can see the queue and exceptions.
Explore this capabilityVerify product identity, physical quantity, lot and expiry against the inbound context.
Keep the receipt and container linked, then confirm the storage destination.
Check available stock, verify picking and packing, and keep the shipment context attached.
Lot and expiry context is part of the receiving and inventory workflows. The inventory workspace and exports let you inspect the positions behind expiry exposure and available stock.
Availability stays separate from physical stock. Reservations and held quantities are visible rather than silently included in the stock promise.
Yes. Agree the products, warehouse, team and inbound or outbound workflows to evaluate first. Representative data and scenarios are tested before activation, with 90 days to assess eligible production Cloud deployments under the signed Performance Commitment.
The agreed plan covers workflow mapping, data preparation, configuration, testing and team training. Any hardware, third-party services or optional custom work is identified and approved before incurring a cost.
Agree the Cloud scope and commercial terms, prepare and test the workflows, then evaluate performance in the agreed 90-day deployment.