Local restock
Assign the request, move available stock, record the quantity, and confirm the point is restocked.
Initial product focus
Make shortages visible before the next walk-around.
When a glove cabinet, maintenance crib, or line-side bin runs low, the person standing there should be able to start the right response in seconds.
Three fulfillment paths
One signal. The right human outcome.
The product concept coordinates the response; it does not autonomously purchase or silently modify inventory.
Internal transfer
Record transfer-needed, wait on stock, receive it, then restock the point without pretending to post inventory.
Purchase needed
Apply the configured single approval, record the external order reference, receive, restock, and resolve.
Duplicate-aware by design
More scans do not have to mean more orders.
The planned workflow checks for an active replenishment signal at the same Stock Position before creating new work. Another scan links to the existing request and shows a safe status.
08:42Empty reportedRequest RQ-1048 created
08:47Second scan linkedNo duplicate demand created
10:08Restocked and resolved24-hour cooldown begins
1fictional site
4demo stages
0submissions
Noaccount required
Fictional product walkthrough
Try the workflow before anything is connected.
Walk through a fictional point-of-use replenishment signal from scan to resolution. Nothing is submitted or stored.