The warehouse doesn't happen at a desk.

Receiving & putaway

• Receive against the PO. Pull up the open purchase order at the dock and check quantities in line by line — the clipboard-and-rekey ritual is gone.
• Lot capture at the door. Record lot numbers the moment stock arrives, so traceability starts at the dock instead of being reconstructed at month end.
• Directed putaway queue. Each received pallet becomes a putaway task with a destination bin, so new stock stops living in staging for a week.
• Putaway exceptions. Bin full or blocked? Log the exception and reroute on the spot instead of stacking the pallet somewhere only one person remembers.
• Stock-order putaway. Inbound warehouse transfers land in the same putaway queue as PO receipts — one flow for everything that arrives.

Picking

• Pick lists on the device. Pickers work live pick orders with bin, SKU and quantity on screen — no paper pick slip, no walk back to the printer.
• Scan-verified picks. Every pick confirms against the barcode, so wrong-item and wrong-lot mistakes get caught at the shelf, not by the customer.
• My Tasks queue. Each worker sees their own ordered queue of work, so supervisors stop dispatching by shouting across the floor.
• Live status to the tower. A completed pick updates the wave in Warehouse Tower the second it happens, so the office never phones the floor to ask.

Counts & lookups

• Cycle counts on the floor. Count a bin, an aisle or an assignment from the device and post it — the annual wall-to-wall shutdown stops being necessary.
• Instant stock lookup. Scan any product barcode and see on-hand, available and bin locations immediately — no radioing the office for a number.
• Count variance capture. Differences are recorded where they are found, with the who and when attached, instead of surfacing as a mystery at reconciliation.
• In-app notification inbox. Task assignments and receipts arrive in a built-in inbox with an unread badge, so nothing depends on someone checking email in a freezer.

Built for the building

• Barcode-first scan engine. Prefix-aware parsing tells a bin label from a lot label from a SKU automatically — workers scan, they don't pick from menus.
• Offline-first sync queue. When the signal dies in the back corner, work continues; queued changes sync the moment coverage returns, with a visible pending count.
• Glove-friendly, high-contrast UI. One function-first theme with large targets and legible type — designed for concrete and glare, not for a boardroom demo.
• Android and iOS. Runs on ordinary handhelds and tablets you already own — no proprietary hardware contract to sign.
• Same permissions, same audit. Staff sign in with their ERP account; every mobile action is permission-checked and audit-logged like any other.

For the reps on the road

The same app carries a full sales-rep portal — one install for the floor and the field.

• Rep dashboard. KPIs, quick actions and top customers on open, so a rep starts the day knowing where the money is.
• Customer file in a pocket. Invoices, quotes and bids, and activity history per customer — the answer is in hand before the customer finishes asking.
• Routes and visit calendar. Route plans and a week-view calendar with visit booking, so call coverage is planned instead of improvised.
• Scan-to-order on behalf. Walk a customer's shelf, scan what's low and place the order as them on the spot — the fax-back order form retires.
• Leads and commissions. CRM leads with status filters and commission visibility, so reps chase pipeline without waiting for a month-end report.