Inventory & Warehouse Management

Inventory Management Software and Stock Control

Know what you have, where it is and when to reorder across every warehouse and store.

Inventory Management Software and Stock Control
Capabilities

What Inventory delivers

Know what you have, where it is and when to reorder across every warehouse and store.

Multi-warehouse

Bins, zones and transfers across warehouses and outlets.

Barcode & RFID

Mobile scanning for receiving, picking and counts.

Smart replenishment

Reorder points and forecasts prevent stock-outs.

Batch & serial

Full traceability with expiry and recall management.

Pick, pack, ship

Optimised pick paths and carrier labels.

Costing

FIFO, average and landed cost valuation.

Use cases

Who uses Inventory and how

01

Warehouses

Receive, put away, pick and transfer stock with barcode or RFID scanning and bin-level accuracy.

02

Retail chains

See store and warehouse stock in one view and replenish automatically from sales velocity.

03

Procurement

Reorder at the right time with lead-time aware suggestions and supplier performance data.

Live insight

See performance as it happens

Every inventory process feeds a live dashboard so teams act on facts, not month-old reports.

  • Real-time stock across channels
  • Cycle counts without shutdowns
  • Consignment and drop-ship
  • Automatic ledger posting
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Stock turnover by warehouse

Dubai DC
92%
Abu Dhabi
81%
Sharjah
74%
Riyadh
66%
Mombasa
58%

How it works

From first click to measurable results

1

Receive

Scan goods in against POs.

2

Store

Directed put-away to the best bin.

3

Pick

Wave and batch picking on mobile.

4

Ship

Pack, label and update customers.

Built around your operation

Connect the process. Clarify the next action.

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Connected workflows

Inventory management software from procurement to reconciliation

Inventory management software connects item quantities, warehouse locations and stock movements. Agree the difference between on-hand, reserved, in-transit and available stock so reports answer operational questions consistently.

Procurement software and vendor management system requirements

Link approved inventory requests to purchasing, supplier references and receiving. A vendor management system needs supplier ownership, lead times and review criteria. Procurement software should keep ordered, received, rejected and invoiced quantities distinguishable.

Stock audits, cycle counts and inventory reconciliation

Compare verified counts with a controlled snapshot, investigate movements during counting and approve differences before posting adjustments. Real-time stock visibility depends on accepted transactions, connectivity and the defined refresh interval.

Requests, consumables and asset handovers

Track inventory requests through reservation, partial fulfilment, return and consumption. Equipment assigned to a person may need an individual asset record; consumables usually need quantity-based usage control rather than indefinite custody.

Beyond the essentials

Every stock movement should have a reason and an owner.

Extend inventory visibility into receiving controls, replenishment decisions and exception handling across warehouses and stores.

Extended features

Go deeper into the way you work

Explore these extensions during discovery. Availability, configuration, integrations and service commitments are confirmed in your agreed scope.

Receiving and quality exceptions

Discuss short deliveries, damaged goods, quarantine stock and the steps required before items become available to sell or consume.

Counting and adjustment governance

Plan cycle-count schedules, recount thresholds and approval rules for adjustments without hiding the reason behind a variance.

Availability and allocation rules

Agree how reserved, in-transit, expired and blocked stock appear in availability calculations for sales and procurement.

FAQ

Questions, answered

Does it support barcode scanners?

Yes, any Android scanner or phone camera.

Can it sync with e-commerce?

Yes. Shopify, Magento, Noon and Amazon connectors are available.

Does it support barcode and RFID scanning?

Yes. Use handheld scanners or the mobile app for receiving, picking, counting and transfers.

Can I manage several warehouses and stores?

Yes. Track stock across unlimited locations, bins and in-transit inventory with real-time balances.

How are batch, serial and expiry tracked?

Batch, lot, serial and expiry tracking are built in, with FEFO picking and full traceability for recalls.

Can it forecast reorder points?

Yes. Reorder points and quantities are suggested from demand history, seasonality and supplier lead times.

How much does DO ALL cost?

Pricing is based on the agreed applications, users, delivery work and service requirements. Request a quotation that separates recurring fees, implementation, integrations and third-party costs.

How long does implementation take?

The schedule depends on process scope, data readiness, integrations and the availability of your reviewers. Agree milestones, dependencies and acceptance criteria after discovery rather than assuming a standard duration.

Is my data secure and where is it hosted?

Discuss access controls, encryption, hosting location, recovery and assurance evidence for the intended deployment. Confirm the agreed arrangements in the proposal and applicable security or data-processing terms.

Does DO ALL support Arabic and multiple currencies?

Discuss the languages, right-to-left workflows, currencies, entities and tax jurisdictions you need. Validate the relevant screens, documents and calculations during your demonstration and acceptance testing.

What support do I get after go-live?

Support channels, coverage hours, escalation routes and response targets depend on the agreed plan. Confirm onboarding, training, maintenance and ongoing support responsibilities before rollout.

How should we prepare item master data?

Remove duplicate codes, confirm units and pack conversions, assign tracking requirements and identify inactive items before importing the catalogue.

What should a warehouse pilot include?

Test receiving, put-away, reservation, picking, transfer, return and a count variance with actual labels and representative devices.

Can we define different replenishment approaches?

Discuss minimum stock, lead time, seasonality and supplier constraints by item or location. Agree which suggestions require human approval.

How should we compare available stock between systems?

Agree which reservations, holds, pending receipts and transfers affect availability. Reconcile a sample item across stores and connected channels, including cancelled transactions and delayed updates, before relying on a consolidated stock figure.

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