Transfers, corrections and status changes are operations in their own right — each one leaving a complete before-and-after record.
Each stock operation carries the available and real quantity before and after, with its reference, operation number and document. That is what turns “we think” into “we know” — in a complaint, in an audit, and with your own team.
Moves are executed as tracked tasks. Earlier generations of the system ran over half a million of them.
Live · always onCorrections are a recorded operation with a reason, not a silent edit to a quantity.
Live · always onMoving stock between sellable, blocked and other states is tracked with its own history.
Live · always onCycle counting by location, with worker tasks, recount rounds and recorded discrepancies — proven at scale in an earlier Linari generation.
Earlier generationYes. A correction is a recorded operation with a reason — it carries the before and after quantities, the reference and the operator. There is no silent edit.
Yes. Sellable, blocked and other states are explicit statuses with their own tracked history — blocked stock is visible stock, just not pickable.
Counting by location — with worker tasks, recount rounds and recorded discrepancies — ran at scale in an earlier generation of Linari over tens of thousands of count lines. We say that plainly rather than implying it is in every current installation; ask us about it in the demo.
Pick any quantity on any shelf and ask us to show its history — operation by operation, with before and after. That is the demo worth an hour of your time.