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INVENTORY
Missing supplies should surface in the station, not on the call.
The crew reaches for something and it is not there. Nobody was hiding it — the count was two weeks old, the par level lived in someone's head, and the item that expired last month was still on the shelf.
THE JOB THIS FINISHES
See stock, par levels, restock work, expirations, and readiness in one supply workspace.
Keep an accurate picture of what is on each unit and in each station, catch the gap and the expiration before a crew finds it, and turn restocking into a queue instead of a memory exercise.
WHO IS ACTUALLY IN HERE
The supply officer walking the station.
Four units, a stockroom, a delivery to receive and a par sheet. The question is which unit is short right now, not what the count was a fortnight ago.
ROLES THAT WORK HERE
- Supply officers
- Logistics teams
- Supervisors
- Agency leaders
Permissions change which queues, records and actions a person can reach. They never create a second competing version of Inventory.
THE WORKFLOW
Follow the record through Inventory.
Each step is one state of the same record. Select a step to read it, or let it walk itself.
WHAT IS THERE
Count against the unit, not a clipboard.
Stock is recorded per station and per unit, so the picture is specific enough to act on.
The short version
One recordCount01
ThenDetect gap02
ThenRestock03
ThenReceive04
ThenVerify readiness05
IN, WORK, OUT
What arrives, what happens, and what leaves.
An application is honest about its boundaries. These are the ones Inventory keeps.
INFORMATION IN
What arrives here
- Station and unit stock counts
- Par levels by unit type
- Deliveries and receipts
- Consumption from incidents and patient care
- Expiration dates on dated stock
THE WORK
What happens here
- Stock levels by station and unit
- Par level management
- Restock queue
- Expiration tracking
- Unit inventory checks
- Supply readiness
WHAT LEAVES
What goes onward
- Current stock position
- Restock work items
- Expiration warnings
- Unit readiness signals
- Supply cost visibility for leadership
CONNECTED WITHOUT DUPLICATION
The record hands off. The workflow is not copied.
Inventory owns its job. These applications receive what they need instead of rebuilding this one inside themselves.
WHAT CHANGES
The same job, done differently.
HOW IT USUALLY WORKS
- A two-week-old count on a clipboard
- Par levels held in one person's memory
- Expired stock found on the shelf, or later
- Restocking driven by whoever noticed
IN INVENTORY
- Stock recorded per station and per unit
- Below-par turned into visible work
- Expirations caught before a crew reaches for it
- Restocking as a queue somebody works
YOUR NEXT MOVE
Try it, price it, or plan the switch.
LIVE DEMO
Use it before you talk to us.
The demo runs the real Inventory workspace. It is the application, not a slideshow of it.
PRICING
Know the cost first.
Supply and readiness are part of the AdaptixCore subscription rather than a separate inventory product.
WHAT WE CAN ACTUALLY SHOW
Check it yourself rather than take our word.
SOC 2 Type II
In progress
Audit engagement described as in progress. No completion evidence or completion date is confirmed anywhere in this repository as of the audit date below.
SEE THE REAL WORKFLOW
Find the empty box before the crew does.
Open the demo, walk a station, and see how a below-par unit becomes work instead of a surprise.