AKMFlow — Warehouse & Materials Management System

Solutions

Different sectors, the same discipline over stock

Whether the counter serves a crew, a technician or a customer, the questions are identical: what arrived, where is it, who took it, what remains, and what should be reordered.

Warehousing & distribution

Several stores, one item list, and no single answer to what is actually on hand right now.

  • Bin-level structure and directed put-away in every warehouse
  • Inter-warehouse transfers with donor-location protection
  • Cycle counting with bin freezing instead of full shutdowns
  • Coverage-driven replenishment and dead-stock signals
  • One live stock position across every location
  • Immutable movement history for every quantity change

Retail, supermarkets & wholesale

The till and the stock file disagree, so shelf gaps and shrinkage are discovered at the count.

  • Stores are stock locations, not a separate inventory
  • Barcode checkout with shifts, receipts, returns and refunds
  • Every sale reduces stock in the same ledger, immediately
  • Selling price and cost visibility controlled by role
  • Revenue, cost of goods sold and gross profit from the same transactions
  • Reorder, expiry and slow-mover watchlists per store

Construction & contracting

Materials arrive against several packages, get consumed by several crews, and nobody can say what remains on site.

  • Receive against the inbound reference and put away to a real bin
  • Issue to a project and cost centre with approval on record
  • Return unused materials instead of losing them
  • Formal GRN and issue documents for the project file
  • Multi-company workspaces isolated at database level
  • Per-company numbering and legal identity on documents

Industrial, mining & MRO

Critical spares stock out and stop equipment, while slow movers tie up the store and quarantined material still reaches the line.

  • Safety stock, reorder point and lead time per item and location
  • Automatic and emergency internal replenishment requests
  • Batch, expiry and serial control enforced at every movement
  • Quarantine and damaged stock blocked from issue
  • Equipment register linking assets to the materials they consume
  • My Materials self-service so crews see their own history