WEBSYS INVENTORY

Planned product · requirements conversations open

See the stock.
Connect the operation.

Our vision for standalone inventory software: give businesses a clearer view of products, locations, and the movement of goods.

Discuss your inventory needs
Warehouse aisle with organized storage racks and cartons
Illustrative warehouse photo · Russ Murray / Unsplash

THE PRODUCT DIRECTION

Beyond a count.
A connected picture.

We are planning WebSys Inventory as a standalone product, with broader business operations in mind. The areas below describe the direction we want to shape with prospective users.

01

Product information

A consistent place for item records, categories, identifiers, and the details teams need to work with stock.

02

Stock across locations

Visibility into where goods are held and how receiving, adjustments, and transfers affect availability.

03

Purchasing & receiving

A clearer connection between what a business needs, what it orders, and what arrives.

04

People & permissions

Responsibilities and access that reflect the way office, warehouse, and management teams work.

05

Operational reporting

Useful information to help teams investigate stock movement and understand their operation.

06

Room to connect

Explore integration requirements with sales channels, existing software, and internal processes.

BUILT AROUND THE REQUIREMENTS

Start with your world.
Plan the right scope.

One stockroom and a complex distribution operation need different things. We want to understand your locations, product volumes, team structure, and existing systems before defining a solution.

WebSys Inventory is planned and is not yet available for deployment. Features, pricing, and release timing have not been finalized.

Help shape the product

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WebSys POS already includes retail catalog, inventory, checkout, and reporting tools. If your immediate need is at the point of sale, we can discuss whether the current product fits your store.

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