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Let your inventory watch itself while you make the calls.

Nevmos Warehouse and inventory records every movement and knows every location. AI watches stock levels continuously; when it's time to reorder, it prepares the order and explains count differences.

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Warehouse and inventory

What it does

  • Item records: unit, variants, minimum level and reorder point.
  • Warehouses and locations: multi-warehouse setup, shelves and bin addresses.
  • Movements: receipts, issues, transfers between warehouses, returns.
  • Counts: periodic and cycle counts, with difference records.
  • Reservations: stock set aside for orders and work orders.

With AI

  • Reorder suggestions: a draft order for items below the reorder point; once approved, it becomes a purchase request.
  • Count difference explanations: likely causes and the related movements.
  • Location suggestions: placement based on how often items move.
  • Alerts: low stock, overstock, slow-moving items.

Your organisation decides how much the AI can do on its own: suggestions only, automatic below a threshold, or fully automatic. → Explore

Related modules

Procurement (reorders), Manufacturing (materials), Logistics (shipments), Accounting (inventory valuation).

An illustrative workflow

Warehouse and inventory

Illustrative scenario — not a customer case study.

An item’s stock falls. AI proposes replenishment; the owner checks quantity and need. A request goes to purchasing and receipt updates the stock record.

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Stock movement

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Replenishment

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Approval

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Receipt

Evaluate the pilot

Compare the current process with the pilot: waiting time, missing information, rework and traceability. Agree on success criteria before expanding.

Connected work

Procurement Manufacturing Logistics Accounting AI Security, data and privacy

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