invent.sale
foundation

One model of products, locations and operations instead of ten exports

The same bottle is “Water 0.5” in the network, “Drinking water 500 ml” at the supplier, and ships in cases of twelve. Until that is reconciled into one model, every order is a lottery.

How it works

Entities, not tables

Product, category, location, stock, supplier, order, shipment, price and decision. Each is linked to the rest, so “why did this line end up in the order?” has an answer.

Matching with confirmation

Where a barcode exists, we match on it. Where it does not, we match by name — with human confirmation. Unattended auto-matching is a design error, not a convenience.

Units and packs as part of the model

Pieces, cases, multiples, minimum lots. Without them a calculation yields “order 7.3 packs”, and a person rounds it however they can.

Show us one critical process. We will show how it runs here.

We look at your cycle: how an order is assembled today, who decides, where time leaks and what the system takes over.

Start with one critical process

Connect replenishment, supplier ordering or another first workflow, then expand across one platform.

Retail Data Graph — invent.sale