Inventory Management and Delivery Service Application

Inventory management apps can help businesses across industries maintain their supply chain and enhance customer experiences. The best-fit mobile inventory app can help forecast inventory requirements, prevent stock-outs and help companies stay organized. 

Business Problem

The lack of control and visibility into the inventory led to significant stockouts, delays in the supply chain, and growing issues with the supplier. As the process was manual, there were too many intermediaries that could either delay the process or cause major inventory issues. This led to fractioned user experiences.

After the Pandemic, many businesses went online, leading to more inventory management issues. With a lack of on-ground support and continuous to-and-from between inventory management and sales, the companies lost focus on core tasks, thus leading to productivity issues.

The Big Idea

The client wanted inventory management apps to automate inventory service delivery, thus closing the gap between the salesperson and the delivery team.

The big idea: They wanted a solution allowing a salesperson to raise inventory requests as soon as they know there is a potential stockout. The delivery person should understand the request, process it immediately, and offer a solution.

A Small Brief into Inventory Management Apps

• The mobile inventory app lets the salesperson get a complete purview of their inventory. They will know the existing stock, the potential stockouts, and the new inventory they need for the coming season.
• They can raise requests for new inventory from the app by mentioning the stock requirements. The delivery team will look into the request, gather the materials, and offer real-time progress into the request.
• The interface is developed to offer a live location for better tracking of the materials to be delivered.

Our Process

• To build the inventory management apps, we connected with the client offline. We created a team of experienced analysts, developers, and designers who will lead the project.
• Once the knowledge was transferred and primary research was conducted, we started working on the scope.
• We listed the features, technology, and estimated budget during this phase. We defined the business logic for the development.
• We defined a communication procedure we followed through the end of developing the mobile inventory app.
• Our team was responsible for planning, UX design, interface, development, and project deployment. During all phases, the client was part of the entire loop, ensuring transparent and open communication.