Put-away is executed as a tracked task on a handheld, so goods that have been received but not yet placed are never invisible to the rest of the operation.
The gap between “received” and “on the shelf” is where stock goes missing in most warehouses. Linari keeps that gap visible and scan-confirmed.
Placement is confirmed against the location, not written down and entered later.
Live · always onWarehouses that work in cases can hold and move stock at case level; others work in pieces. Set per warehouse.
Live · per warehouseLocations are ranked so that picking faces are treated differently from bulk storage when stock is allocated.
Live · always onAisle, bay, level and zone are first-class, so location logic and reporting follow the physical building.
Live · always onYes. Received-not-yet-placed stock is a visible state, not a blind spot. It cannot silently disappear between the dock and the rack.
Yes — case or piece handling is set per warehouse. One live site runs case-level handling, the others run pieces.
Locations are ranked. Picking faces and bulk storage are treated differently when stock is allocated, and the location structure — aisle, bay, level, zone — follows your physical building.
From the receipt to the confirmed location — on a real handheld, with your own scenarios.