Manage warehouse, vehicle, customer, and return flows with a single inventory view and traceable movement patterns.
In mobile sales, inventory moves from the warehouse to the vehicle, from the vehicle to the customer, and back to the vehicle or warehouse via returns. The quantity, time, source, destination, and responsible party for each movement must be recorded.
Depending on product specifications, additional checks may be required regarding lot, series, expiration date, temperature, deposit, and transportation conditions.
Stock locations
Central warehouse
Regional or cross-docking warehouse
Loading Zone
Sales tool
Sales stand
Customer consignment stock
Returns and quality control area
Basic movements
Loading from the warehouse to the vehicle
Sale or delivery of the vehicle
Transfer between vehicles
Customer return
Empty container and deposit return.
Unloading into the warehouse
Damage, loss, and count discrepancy.
Stock accuracy
Barcode, lot, serial, pallet, or logistics unit scanning reduces manual errors. Regular counting and reconciliation should be performed between system quantity and physical stock.
Manage distribution inventory not as products that disappear after leaving the warehouse, but as a corporate asset that is tracked all the way to customer delivery and return.