Stock figures nobody trusts
The system says 40, the shelf says 37, and the client's asking why. Without traceability, every discrepancy becomes an argument.
As a 3PL, your product is trust: your clients hand you their stock and expect a straight answer at any moment. Pickpoint keeps a complete, permanent record of every unit — every move, every adjustment, every count — so the answer is always one search away.
The system says 40, the shelf says 37, and the client's asking why. Without traceability, every discrepancy becomes an argument.
Expired stock ships, batches can't be traced when a recall hits, and FIFO exists only as a good intention.
Counting means shutting down operations for days — so counts get skipped, and accuracy quietly erodes.
Pickpoint never overwrites history — every movement is a new record.
Item-level control for regulated, perishable and high-value stock.
Count while you operate — full takes or targeted cycle counts.
Pick faces stay full and stock moves where it's needed.
When a client calls about a batch, a pallet or a single serial number, the full history is one search away.
A permanent movement ledger and reason-coded adjustments mean stock audits become routine, not fire drills.
Cycle counting without shutdowns means small errors get caught weekly — not discovered at year-end.
Yes. Batch/lot, expiry-date and serial-number tracking are enabled per item, with validation at receiving and picking that can be configured from a warning up to a hard stop.
Yes. Pickpoint supports cycle counts by item or location alongside full stocktakes, with automatic variance detection, confirmation recounts, and handling for stock that arrives mid-count — so normal operations continue.
Allocation and replenishment strategies include expiry-FIFO and aged-stock-first, so the oldest or soonest-to-expire stock is picked and moved to pick faces first, automatically.
Yes. The stock ledger is append-only — every receipt, move, adjustment and allocation is recorded permanently with the user, time and location, and adjustments require a reason code.