12Distribution & Wholesale · ERP software

Multi-warehouse stock with transfer control

Stock held across warehouses with controlled movement between them.

  • Multi-warehouse item positions
  • Two-step transfers
  • In-transit visibility
  • Receipt confirmation and variance
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The problem

Warehouses kept separate records. Transfers were recorded at one end and not the other, so stock in transit was regularly lost on paper.

What we built

We built transfers as a two-step movement with an in-transit state, so stock leaves one warehouse and is received at the other as separate confirmed events.

Modules delivered

  • Multi-warehouse item positions
  • Two-step transfers
  • In-transit visibility
  • Receipt confirmation and variance
  • Warehouse-level valuation
  • Movement audit trail

What changed

What the delivered system does differently from the process it replaced.

  • Stock in transit is visible rather than missing
  • Discrepancies surface at receipt
  • Every movement has an audit trail

Built with

The stack chosen for this build.

  • Go
  • PostgreSQL
  • REST API

Why this customer is not named

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