Manufacturing · Orbit Available now Every lot accounted for, dock to delivery.
A warehouse system built for the shift lead first: scanner-driven receiving, put-away, picking, cycle counts, and shipping — with the release-status controls and traceability regulated shops need built into the same flow.
Ledger movements · 14 days
entriesStock by status
The shift lead knows what is in the building.
Receiving, put-away, picking, cycle counts, shipping, returns — one system that lines up with the pallets on the shelf. No Friday reconciliation between the count you have, the count production expects, and the count the office is looking at.
A cleaner day on the floor.
Follow the flow the way the warehouse actually runs it: receive a shipment, put it away, pick against a job, cycle-count, ship it out.
Goods-in · GRN-0341
Receiving- 1Receive at the dockThe delivery is checked in against the order. LOT-01042 is created in quarantine at DOCK-01.
- 2QA releasesOne signature flips the lot from quarantine to released. Until then it cannot be picked or dispensed.
- 3Pick by FEFOIssue stock and the system offers lots first-expiry-first-out. A held lot is never offered.
- 4Dispatch under GDPReleased lots only, to a qualified consignee only. The CoA and the cold-chain range ride on the order.
- 5Proof of deliveryPOD closes the custody chain, and the ledger ties out without a reconciliation meeting.
Make every warehouse decision easier.
A count you can trust before the recount.
One live on-hand number the whole team shares — receiving, production, shipping, the office. With enough history to explain any adjustment without a whiteboard meeting.
Ledger · LOT-01042
| Entry | Qty | Detail | By |
|---|---|---|---|
| RECEIPT | +25.000 kg | DOCK-01 | M. Osei |
| PUTAWAY | 25.000 kg | → RACK-A3 | M. Osei |
| ISSUE | −5.002 kg | BR-2043 | A. Rivera |
| ADJUST | −0.010 kg | cycle count · reason | P. Shah |
A scanner-driven workflow that keeps up with the shift.
Receiving, put-away, picking, cycle counts, and shipping all run from the handheld. Fewer clicks, less training, and a workflow that keeps working when the wireless drops.
LOT-01107 · Fish oil
QUARANTINEEvery lot accounted for, dock to delivery.
Every movement writes itself to an append-only ledger. Trace a suspect lot to every batch and every shipment it touched — the recall drill takes minutes, not a week of Excel.
Shipment · SHP-0288
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A place for every lot
Hierarchical locations for zones, aisles, racks, and bins. Find the right lot quickly and see how it got where it is without asking the whole floor.
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Receive against the PO
Scan the pallet, match it to the purchase order, and put it away — with over- and short-quantity handled at the dock instead of by e-mail an hour later.
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Put-away that suggests, not scolds
Suggested bins based on the material’s rules — temperature, hazard class, velocity — with the picker able to override for the reality on the floor.
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First expiry, first out
FEFO baked in, so expiry waste and picking mistakes stop depending on which picker happens to be working that shift.
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Cycle counts that clear themselves
ABC-scheduled counts land on the handheld, discrepancies open with the history of the bin already attached, and the ledger updates without a spreadsheet import.
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Kitting and pick lists for the shift
Stage a batch’s materials against the production order in one pick list. The floor sees exactly what to pull and where it goes.
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Shipping that closes the loop
Pick, pack, generate the label, hand it to the carrier. The chain of custody, temperature record, and required documents ride with the shipment.
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Cold chain without heroics
Protect product integrity in transit and make excursions visible before acceptance — not after a customer raises the issue.
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Returns come back through the gate
A return re-enters the ledger under quarantine, keeps its history, and is handled once — not shuffled through inboxes.
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Lot numbers in your format
Shape lot ids to your convention — source, date, sequence — previewed live as you type, and per material where one line needs its own scheme.
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Release status the rules enforce
Quarantined material is not offered for picking. Rejected material cannot ship. The stockroom does not have to remember; the shelf does.
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The units convert once, correctly
Kg to lb, L to mL, each to dozen — one consistent conversion behind production, receiving, and the stock count. A mismatched unit gets flagged for a decision instead of silently going wrong.
The stockroom does not run alone.
Reflux
Production issues a batch and Orbit stages the exact materials against it. Finished goods return to inventory without another handoff.
Vapor LIMS
Sampling for QC pulls from the same lot Orbit knows about. The right certificate follows the shipment on dispatch.
Fluid QMS
A shipping event, a receiving discrepancy, or a customer complaint reaches quality with the lot and shipment history already attached.
Make the warehouse one less thing to doubt.
Show us where the count breaks down, where the picker guesses, or where the shipment history goes missing. We will walk through a cleaner day on the floor.