Inventory software for companies with several warehouses

What should inventory software do?

Good inventory software tells you how much you have, where it is and how much you can sell without letting a customer down. To do that it needs to know every inbound and outbound movement: purchases, sales from every channel, transfers, returns and adjustments. When inventory lives in an Excel file separate from orders, it is always behind.

What Katuq's inventory does

• Stock and detail by warehouse, with the movement history of each product.
• Adjustments and transfers between warehouses, with their history.
• Available and reserved: what is in unshipped orders is not sold again.
• Warehouses per channel: you decide which warehouse serves each sales channel.
• Locations inside the warehouse, with a warehouse map, to find each product quickly when picking.
• Lots to identify the goods in each lot.
• Cycle counts by value, movement, age or zone.
• Indicators: days of coverage, turnover, idle money, value at cost.
• Bundles and add-ons that deduct each component.

Inventory and purchasing in the same system

Using sales from the last 30, 90 or 180 days, Katuq suggests what to buy and what to produce to cover the period you choose. Purchase orders record whether the supplier delivered in full, short or over. More detail in purchasing and replenishment software.

Is Katuq a WMS?

Katuq covers the warehouse needs of a company that sells through several channels: locations inside the warehouse, lots, cycle counts, picking by order and an operations center with the work queue per warehouse. It does not replace a WMS for a large distribution center with radio frequency and robots.

Pricing and implementation

You can start free with 15 orders a month, no credit card required. Paid plans start at US$27 a month and change with the sales you process, not per user. Full rollout usually takes 8 to 15 days, depending on your operation, with guidance from our team. Prices are published at katuq.com/en/precios.