Operations

Can I run warehouse stock and order fulfilment in the same place as the transport side?

Yes, MoveTheWheels is designed to unify warehouse stock, product catalog details, order fulfilment, and transport operations within a single connected data model.

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Yes, MoveTheWheels[1] is designed to unify warehouse stock, product catalog details, order fulfilment, and transport operations within a single connected data model.

Through the Warehouses, Inventory and Product Catalog[2] layer, you can track facility capacities, view per-bin storage locations, and monitor real-time inventory across multiple sites. The inventory system keeps on-hand, allocated, and available units synchronized while logging stock adjustments and triggering low-stock alerts. In addition, the catalog records dimensions and specific handling requirements—such as fragile, hazardous, or temperature-controlled flags—so picking and dispatch inherit the right rules automatically.

Concept illustration of an inventory page with stock tiles, a low-stock warning, a stock table with an adjust form and a transactions list(opens in a new tab) Illustration of the concept, not a screenshot of the actual product — Warehouses, Inventory and Product Catalog[2]

Because storage and transport share the same record, order fulfilment moves seamlessly from warehouse shelves into fleet dispatch. In Order Lifecycle Management[3], operators manage the full pipeline: capturing orders, assigning drivers and vehicles, tracking delivery status milestones in real time, and storing shipping documents like bills of lading and proof-of-delivery photos alongside the order.

Concept illustration of warehouse cards with facility type, address and capacity bars, and a pop-out grid of storage locations(opens in a new tab) Illustration of the concept, not a screenshot of the actual product — Warehouses, Inventory and Product Catalog[2]

To see how these unified workflows operate across your network, you can explore the MoveTheWheels features[4] or review the Order Lifecycle Management concept[3].

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