Warehouse Standard Inventory can be any inventory item that does not have an expiry date and where each individual unit does not need to be tracked individually. Standard Inventory is defined with a stock number and by the ability to be tracked by location, number, and quantity. The same stock number can be used at multiple locations.

Warehouse Serialized Inventory allows individual tracking of inventory items from purchase to sale. They can also be tracked after they leave the organization. The serialized inventory also allows for the contents of the item to be quantified. For example, appliances, equipment, medication vials, and chemical drums can all be tracked via a serial number.

Warehouse Serialized with Quantity items are items that the quantity will be consumed/used while in inventory, such as medication bottles with pills, chemical drums with contents that get used, rolls of paper/pulp/ textiles with the material being used up over time. They can be measured in quantity, weight, length, volume, and more.

Warehouse Batch-Lot Inventory, inventories that are associated with expiration dates, such as food, medical supplies, chemicals, etc. Batch–lot inventory tracking also enables date codes and lot codes tracking. This allows you to easily and efficiently recall defective items by tracking them back to the batch or lot they were created with.

Warehouse Non-Inventory allows tracking of anything that is issued out, but not received. For example, the ability to track and services and drop shipped inventory. This type of inventory serves as our “Other” category, fitting any type of inventory that doesn’t fit into any of the other four categories.