Inventory management

Overview

The inventory management in Surface Solutions serves as the central hub for maintaining and organizing all materials and colors in your company. It forms the basis for calculations, offers, orders, and automated requirements determination.

In inventory management, all important information about your materials is recorded and monitored: name, gloss level, surface structure, price per kilogram, stock level, reserved quantities, quantities in delivery, minimum stock level, and minimum purchase quantities.

Inventory management thus ensures that all materials are always available, stock levels are monitored transparently, and purchases can be executed efficiently based on an optimized algorithm.

Inventory Management

The inventory management in Surface Solutions is the central tool for maintaining, monitoring, and organizing all materials and colors used in your company. It ensures that materials are always available, correctly calculated, and that stock levels are managed transparently and efficiently.

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With inventory management, you can:

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Stock Levels and Calculation

The available stock of an article is automatically calculated using the following formula:

Available Stock = Stock - Reserved Quantity + Quantity in Delivery

If the available stock falls below the defined minimum stock level, the article is automatically added to the requirements list. This ensures that materials can be repurchased in time.

Reservations and Deliveries

Purchase Optimization

Inventory management is closely linked with the requirements list. Based on current stock levels, reserved quantities, and deliveries, the system automatically generates purchase suggestions that meet material requirements while minimizing costs. Articles of the same color are grouped to make purchasing as efficient as possible.

Through this automated calculation and monitoring of stock levels, inventory management provides a central solution to plan materials optimally, avoid shortages, and optimize purchasing costs.