Stock checks
Check available, reserved and expected quantities before promising stock.
Connect requests, inventory data and warehouse actions so routine checks and updates no longer depend on manual copying between systems.
Connect requests, inventory data and warehouse actions so routine checks and updates no longer depend on manual copying between systems.
Check available, reserved and expected quantities before promising stock.
Reserve approved quantities against a customer or order.
Detect low stock and prepare a replenishment request.
Route shortages, blocked items or mismatched quantities to a person.
WMS, ERP, scanners, warehouse databases, email, order systems and transport tools.
The technical method depends on the exact products, versions, hosting model and security requirements.
The agent should not hide shortages or silently override warehouse rules. Exceptions must be visible and traceable.
Important actions should be logged with enough context to understand what happened and why.
The agent receives only the access needed for this one process.
Yes, when the system supports the action and business rules clearly define when reservation is allowed.
Yes, if location-specific availability and permissions can be retrieved reliably.
We will review how it works today, which systems are involved and what can realistically be automated.