Real-time inventory management software
Manufacturing inventory software
Four tracking modes
Track each item by total quantity, by lot, by perishable lot with an expiration date, or by unit.
Available and reserved stock
Bonx distinguishes on-hand, available, reserved and incoming stock, so you only promise what can actually ship.
Multi-location inventory
Multiple sites and locations, with transfers that keep lot information.
Inventory counts
Run a full or partial count. Discrepancies are adjusted and kept in the history.
Replenishment
Requirements planning takes the safety stock of each item into account and suggests the purchase or production to launch.
Inventory valuation
Value inventory at weighted average cost or FIFO, check inventory value at a past date, and see cost of goods sold, locked at shipment.
Lot and serial number traceability
Backward and forward traceability
From a finished product, trace back to the material lots and suppliers. From a material lot, find the products made with it and the customers who received them.
Perishable lots
Bonx suggests which lots to pick using FEFO or FIFO, item by item, and alerts you before expiration.
“Bonx is the backbone of our fully automated factory.”
Romain Adamowicz
CEO at SomethingAdded
“Bonx keeps our operations fully connected.”
Marjolaine Nantillet
Founder at L’Atelier du Ferment
“Bonx adapted to our system, not the other way around.”
David Nicolas
Founder at Féroce
“Bonx adapts perfectly to our plant. It is powerful, flexible, and easy to use.”
Romaric Duretz
Plant director at La Maillecotech
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FAQ
Inventory is accurate when every movement is recorded at the moment it happens. In Bonx, receipts, consumption, production reports and shipments update inventory directly, from the floor.
Yes. Items can be tracked by lot, by perishable lot or by unit. Each movement is linked to the event that created it, and backward and forward traceability covers up to ten levels.
Yes. Each item carries its EAN code, and quantities can be expressed in cases. Operators scan lots at the workstation to avoid picking errors.
Bonx values inventory at weighted average cost or FIFO, chosen for the whole organization. Cost of goods sold is locked at shipment, and inventory value can be checked at a past date.
