Inbound receiving
Know exactly what arrived — before it moves another foot.
Receive pallets, boxes, and loose assets against the expected order. Capture serials and weights at the dock and flag shortages or unmanifested items while the truck is still there.
What it does
01Order-matched receiptsReceive against inbound orders and pickup jobs so every line is accounted for.
02Serial and asset tag captureCreate the asset record on first touch by scanning or keying identifiers.
03Weight-based intakeRecord weights for bulk material that is not individually serialized.
04Exception handlingHold shortages, overages, and unmanifested items for review.
05Labels and cloud printingPrint asset and pallet labels to the nearest connected printer.
How the work flows
A typical sequence. Your configuration is agreed during implementation.
- 01ScheduleThe pickup or inbound shipment is created against a client and contract.
- 02ArrivePallets are checked in and weighed at the dock.
- 03IdentifySerials are scanned and matched to expected lines.
- 04RouteMatched assets move to audit; exceptions wait for review.
In practice
Questions buyers ask
Can we receive bulk material and serialized assets in the same shipment?
Yes. Receipts can include weighed bulk lines alongside individually scanned assets, so mixed loads are recorded in one place.
What happens to an item that was not on the manifest?
It is captured as an exception on the receipt and held for review, so it still has a record and a custody trail.
See inbound receiving applied to your operation.
Bring a real example — a receipt, a lot, a settlement — and we will walk through it.