Ventory

Ventory provides a field inventory management layer that sits between an enterprise's ERP and the locations where stock actually resides outside the warehouse, including engineer vans, project sites, forward stocking locations, and inventory held at customer sites. Field operators scan, count, pick, and move stock from mobile devices on Android, Apple, or Zebra hardware, and the application works fully offline, storing data locally and syncing when connectivity returns. Actions update Ventory in real time and flow bidirectionally to and from the customer's ERP through pre-built certified connectors, avoiding duplicate data entry.

The platform is organized around four functional areas: visibility (dashboards, reports, stock distribution maps, and mobile location tracking for vans and assets); automated replenishment (min/max and PAR-level rules, order management from placement to fulfillment, and threshold alerts on low or critical stock); compliance (product expiry triggers, clear ownership designations for consigned and vendor stock, and a full audit trail with UDI and EUDAMED support for medical technology); and field execution (multi-barcode scanning, guided cycle and blind counts, and inbound and outbound flows). Ventory can be deployed standalone or integrated with existing ERP, WMS, and CMMS systems such as SAP, Microsoft Dynamics, and Business Central.

Business model

Ventory sells enterprise software that layers onto customers' existing ERP, WMS, and CMMS systems, integrating via a plug-and-play secure API and pre-built certified connectors, with implementations described as going live in two to three months.

Traction

The company reports serving global enterprise teams and cites outcome figures of 99.76% rolling stock accuracy, a 30% productivity gain, a 35% reduction in excess stock, and a 70% reduction in stockouts. Referenced users and partners include RenuTrak, Elteros projektai, DHL, and Microsoft.