Standard Inventory items can be any warehouse inventory that doesn’t have an expiry date and does not need each unit to be tracked individually. Standard inventory can be defined with a stock number and can be tracked by location, number as well as quantity across multiple locations.

In our systems, this category of inventory lets you individually track inventory items via unique identifiers like serial numbers. You can still keep track of serialized inventory after they leave your organization’s facility. This includes appliances, equipment, medication vials and more.

Serialized with Quantity items are inventory items that have a quantity which will be consumed/used. For example, medication bottles with pills, chemical drums with contents that get used, rolls of paper or textiles with the material being used up over time. These inventory items can be measured in quantity, weight, length, volume, and more.

When it comes to Batch-Lot Inventory, these are items that are produced in batches and have expiration dates. This can include food, medical supplies, chemicals, and so on. Batch–lot inventory tracking also lets you take advantage of date codes and lot codes tracking. You can easily recall defective inventory by tracing it back to the batch/lot they were created with.

Warehouse non-inventory items include anything that is issued out but not received. For example, you can track services or drop shipped inventory. This serves as our “Other” category, helping you keep track of inventory that doesn’t fit into any of our other four categories.