CEDX Inventory · Commerce & Retail
CEDX Inventory is the stock console: every SKU's on-hand, available, reorder point and days-to-stockout, across two DCs, stores, a 3PL node, a returns cage and a field-staging site — with the next stockouts dated and the idle cash named.
The velocity board does not say inventory is healthy. It says $1.31M of available cash sits in 125 winners while $1.16M idles across 87 losers. Two numbers, and the argument about what to buy next is over.
Runs on demo data. Northline DC East and the six sites are the software's demo network, not a customer.
What it is
The warehouse board scores every node — two DCs, a 3PL node, a fulfilment store, a returns cage and a field site — with SKUs, units, value, utilisation and a health ring per site. The returns cage is a first-class site holding $646K at 42% utilisation.
The SKU table puts on-hand, available, reorder point, days-to-stockout, ABC class, velocity segment and status on one row. A mailer SKU shows 640 on hand but 600 available — 40 already reserved — with reorder at 80 and 50 days of cover.
380 movements in the window — 51 receipts, 66 issues, 48 transfers — typed as receipt, issue, transfer, adjustment, return or count. Adjustments are signed on the row: a -14 on a field injector kit reads exactly like what it was.
Product tour
Not a mockup and not a concept deck. This is what opens at /app/inventory.
01 — Overview
The cards read $3.91M on hand at cost, 108 SKUs low, critical or out, a 40-day median days-to-stockout, 86 SKUs at risk inside 14 days, and $2.22M of open POs across 64 inbound. The alerts are dated: one controller SKU stocks out in about 7.5 days — 24 available against 3.2 a day with 18 reserved — and a cable is out at DC-W with installs blocked at 6 a day.
02 — Items / SKUs
The full catalog view: category, site, on-hand, available, reorder, DTS, ABC class, segment and status, filterable to the healthy, the losers or the overstocked. An adapter with 446 days of cover sits one filter away from a cable at zero.
03 — Warehouses
Each site card carries its own health ring — 82 at the east DC down to 61 at the returns cage — with value, units and utilisation beneath. The 3PL node holds the most value, $917K, at 64% utilisation.
04 — Movements
Receipts, issues, transfers, adjustments, returns and counts in one table — 380 rows in the window — with quantity, from, to and date on each. The stock figures upstream are only as good as this ledger, and it shows its work.
Who runs it
Roles, not references. We have no named customers yet, so nobody in these photographs is quoted, credited or claimed as one.
Works from available, not on-hand: 600 of 640 on the mailer SKU, because 40 are already reserved to orders.
available ≠ on hand
Closes the 64 inbound POs worth $2.22M and keeps an eye on the 3PL node running at 64% utilisation.
open POs · $2.22M
Owns the cycle counts and the adjustments — signed, dated and in the movements ledger, like the -14 on the injector kit.
movements · 380The shape of it
Every figure below is legible in the captures above. Nothing here is a projection of your estate — it is the state of the demo data.
How it runs
Inbound POs land as receipts — 51 in the window — against sites, and stock value accrues at cost the moment the dock signs.
Available nets reservations off on-hand, so the pick face and the promise to the customer work from the same number.
Transfers move cover between DCs, stores and the 3PL node — 48 in the window — before a stockout clock somewhere runs out.
Cycle counts and adjustments — signed, like the -14 — keep the ledger honest, which keeps the DTS figures worth trusting.
One record
Inventory and its siblings share the demo network — the same site codes and the same available figures appear in each console's captures.
The fulfilment queue's partial-stock rule routes by DC load — reading the same sites and available figures this console keeps.
CEDX ShippingShipping's origins — DC-E, DC-W, HQ-F, 3PL-H — are this network's sites, and both consoles carry the Northline DC East demo workspace.
CEDX CatalogCatalog's variant rows carry stock next to GTIN and price — 125 variants under five units in the demo catalog.
CEDX POSThe register's sync-lag alert — 69 SKUs out of POS cache sync — is the floor's copy of this stock file drifting.
Limits
Finding this out on the third call is worse for you than reading it here, and worse for us.
Start
Open it right now
Your SKUs, your sites
Inventory with the rest of it
Questions
Yes. Every screenshot is a capture of the running build and you can open the same build at /app/inventory. It runs on demo data, sites and all.
Days to stockout — available divided by daily demand, computed per SKU and printed on the row. The Overview carries the median, 40 days in the demo, and the soonest stockouts get their own dated alerts.
On-hand is physical stock; available nets out what is already reserved. The demo's mailer SKU shows 640 on hand and 600 available, with the reorder point at 80 — the difference is the 40 units already promised.
Every SKU is classed winner, chaser or loser by how its stock turns. The Overview prices the segments: $1.31M of available value sits in 125 winners while $1.16M idles across 87 losers — which is a purchasing conversation, not a chart.
The demo network is six nodes — two DCs, a 3PL node, a store, a returns cage and a field site — each with value, units, utilisation and a health score on one board.
No certification has been issued. What we can evidence about hosting, encryption, tenant isolation and production access is written up on the security page.
Live build, demo data, no card. The soonest-stockouts board is on the first screen.