Invencue tracks stock down to the exact tote inside your warehouse, picks with FEFO precision, and keeps a full audit trail of every batch — so nothing expires unseen and no pick ever grabs the wrong stock.
Not just "in stock" — exactly where, in what batch, and how much longer it's good for.
Warehouse → Aisle → Row → Shelf → Tote. Every unit is placed, not just "somewhere in stock."
Pick lists order by soonest expiry first, then shortest walking path — automatically.
Batch number, expiry, unit cost, and supplier tracked on every unit you receive.
One parent SKU, any number of size/colour variants, each with their own stock and batches.
Scan a batch, scan a tote, done. Stock moves out of Goods In with zero manual entry.
Admin, manager, picker, and viewer roles per user, per warehouse tenant.
Stock arrives and is logged into Goods In against a batch — expiry, cost, and supplier included.
Scan the batch, scan the target tote. Stock leaves staging and lands exactly where it's shelved.
The pick cue always surfaces the soonest-expiring stock first, ordered by the shortest route.
Every movement is an immutable ledger entry — full traceability, no edited history.
Run multiple client inventories from one account, each fully isolated, each with its own location tree.
See stock across every shop and warehouse without stitching spreadsheets together.
Cosmetics, food, supplements — anything where "which batch, expiring when" actually matters.
Every plan includes the full FEFO workflow, batch tracking, and role-based access.
Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial. A card is required to start, and you won't be charged until day 15 — cancel any time before then.
It keeps trials to teams who genuinely intend to use Invencue, and means your account converts to a paid plan automatically on day 15 — no action needed if you want to keep going. We'll email you 3 days and 1 day before you're charged.
You won't be charged. Cancel any time from your billing settings before day 15.
Yes — each account (tenant) has its own fully isolated location tree, products, batches, and users, which is exactly how 3PLs use Invencue to manage multiple clients.
The pick cue queries all available stock for a product and orders it by expiry date first, then by physical location, so the soonest-expiring batch on the shortest route always surfaces first.
Yes, via CSV import/export for both products and locations, so you're not re-keying an existing catalogue by hand.
Start your 14-day free trial and see exactly what's on every shelf, in every tote, before it expires.