All work
Build / 04 — Serialised inventory system

Serial numbers,
not stock guesses..

An internal inventory system built around individual units, movement history and the commercial work attached to them.

Internal tool / Inventory
Built by
The Code Bureau
System
Serialised inventory
Coverage
Stock → sales → payroll charges
Studio model
Fixed scope. Fixed price.
Stock on hand and payroll charges due against it.
01The system

One record
per physical unit.

When stock is expensive and mobile, a count is not enough. You need the life of each serial number.

Units move across dealers, locations and demos with a clear holder and status. Sales run on a board by month. Payroll charges reconcile against pay dates so inventory and commercial follow-up stay linked.

Serialised stock tracked across dealers, locations and demos. Every unit has a movement history, sales run on a board by month, and payroll charges reconcile against a pay date.

02Inside the workflow
01

Serialise everything

Each unit is tracked by product, holder and status rather than collapsing into a single stock figure.

02

Move sales visibly

Unprocessed and outstanding work sits on a board before closing into month columns.

03

Reconcile the charges

Dashboard views connect stock counts with payroll charges due on the next pay date.

03Selected screens
Stock on hand and payroll charges due against it.

Stock on hand and payroll charges due against it.

Sales as a board — unprocessed, outstanding, then closed by month.

Sales as a board — unprocessed, outstanding, then closed by month.

Every unit serialised, grouped by product and holder.

Every unit serialised, grouped by product and holder.

Serialised stock across dealers, locations and demos.

Serialised stock across dealers, locations and demos.

Need inventory that follows each unit, not just a total?

A conversation, not a commitment

What’s getting
in your way?

The spreadsheet that’s holding everything together. The tool everyone works around. Let’s start there — with the person who would develop the software.

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