Serialized inventory
Inventory you can trace to the serial number.
Track every serialized asset and every bulk SKU with its grade, attributes, location, and commitment status — so sales, operations, and finance work from the same count.
What it does
01Serial-level trackingEach asset keeps its identity, history, and documents from intake to sale.
02Custom attributesStore the specifications your buyers filter by.
03Multiple units of measureManage units, weights, and lots side by side.
04Commitments and holdsSee what is available, allocated to orders, or held for review.
How the work flows
A typical sequence. Your configuration is agreed during implementation.
- 01GradeGraded assets become sellable inventory.
- 02LocatePutaway assigns a warehouse, zone, and bin.
- 03CommitQuotes and orders reserve specific units.
- 04FulfillPicked units leave inventory with their full history.
In practice
Questions buyers ask
Can we track bulk commodities without serials?
Yes. Non-serialized lots and weighed material are managed with their own units of measure.
How do we see which units are already committed?
Inventory views separate available, committed, and held quantities by SKU and location.
See serialized inventory applied to your operation.
Bring a real example — a receipt, a lot, a settlement — and we will walk through it.