Unified Inventory

Take full control of your omnichannel inventory. Apply intelligent inventory rules like safety stock, thresholds, and suppress inventory from offline fulfillment locations while controlling what’s Available to Promise (ATP) on each channel, all from one platform. Highlights: Multiple Locations, One Inventory Unified inventory produces a single sellable inventory count for every product sold online even if it is stocked at multiple locations. By integrating with POS, WMS, and ERP systems for a complete company-wide inventory view, unified inventory creates a single, simple sellable inventory number that is easy to integrate with sales channels without compromising omnichannel configurations. Exclude Orders Pending Allocation Unified inventory even excludes the inventory promised for orders awaiting allocation from sellable inventory. This allows retailers to commit inventory to an order as a company level even if an order has been held from fulfillment for further processing or reallocation. Maintain In-Store Inventory Availability Unifying inventory allows retailers to set aside safety stock at individual locations so that walk-in customer experience is not compromised by online fulfillment. Apply Global Inventory Threshold While traditional safety stock is tied to products at an individual location level, global thresholds let retailers apply an inventory buffer at the company level. Instead of managing buffers for individual stores or warehouses, the global threshold applies to the aggregated inventory count. Selectively Publish Inventory for BOPIS, Ship From Store, or Both Suppress Inventory from Offline Locations Control Inventory Availability for Special Products Hot product launches can be reserved for in-store pickup or warehouse fulfillment to protect stock for foot traffic. Items with special packaging or handling needs can be limited to specific fulfillment locations, while the rest of the catalog ships as usual.