Nobody is sure where the stock is
The spreadsheet, the whiteboard and what people remember stop agreeing by mid-morning. A hand count is right up until the next shift moves something.
Software for businesses that store other people's goods. Everything in one place — what came in, where it sits, what went out, and what to bill for it. Your customers get their own login, so they can check their stock instead of ringing you.
Most storage businesses we talk to are not short of tools. They are short of one place to look. Stock is in a spreadsheet, movements are in a notebook, the billing is in someone's head, and the customer is in your inbox. These are the four places it goes wrong.
The spreadsheet, the whiteboard and what people remember stop agreeing by mid-morning. A hand count is right up until the next shift moves something.
"Has my container landed?" means a phone call, a walk out to the racks and a job left half-finished. You know the answer — the customer just has no way to look it up.
Month-end gets pieced together from paperwork and memory. Storage days, handling and extra time get missed, and the ones you do bill for get questioned.
The numbers changed, but nobody wrote down who changed them, when, or why. So when a customer disagrees, you have nothing to show them.
It follows the way a storage business actually runs — from the truck at the door to the invoice at the end of the month. Every one of these is a screen your team uses during a shift, not a bullet point on a slide.
Your customer tells the system what is on the way before it arrives. Your team checks it off against what actually turns up, and anything that does not match gets flagged there and then — not three weeks later.
Your racks, aisles and spaces are set up in the system the way they are in the building. Every time something is put away, the spot is recorded. "Where is it?" becomes a search instead of a walk.
Every pallet has its own label and its own history — when it arrived, everywhere it has been moved, and when it left. You can trace a batch back if you ever need to.
Customers ask for a release through their login. Your team picks it from the recorded spot and checks each pallet off before the truck pulls away.
Every time a number changes, the system saves who did it, when, and why. If a figure is ever questioned, you open the record instead of piecing the week back together.
Your customers see their own stock, their own requests and their own invoices. It is the same information your team works from — they just only see their own.
Requests to keep goods longer are asked for and approved in the system, with the date and the answer saved. No more agreeing to something on the phone and forgetting to bill for it.
Storage days, handling and extra time add up as the work happens, so the end of the month is a quick check rather than a rebuild. Invoices go straight through to Xero.
Staff, managers and customers each get their own level of access. People see what their job needs and nothing more.
A picture of the actual building you can click around. Handy for finding a pallet quickly, and for showing someone new where everything is.
Your customers get their own login. It shows the same information your team works from, in English or Chinese, and only ever their own goods.
The staff side is made for a person standing in the warehouse with a phone in one hand. Simple to read, quick to use, nothing in the way.
Today's arrivals, today's releases and anything waiting on your approval — just the things that need you, not a wall of charts.
A 3D view of the building makes finding stock faster, and makes training someone new much easier.
Look it up by customer, pallet, staff member or date. Most disagreements end the moment you can show the record.
Requests and approvals go straight to the person who can deal with them, so nothing gets stuck in the wrong inbox.
If something is working for you, we would rather connect to it than ask you to drop it.
The price depends on the size of your operation — how many sites you run, how many staff use it, and how many customers you store for. Tell us those three things and we will give you a number. One warehouse and a five-site network are not the same job.
One warehouse, a small team and a handful of customers. Goods in and out, where things sit, pallet history and customer logins, with email support.
More than one site, and customers who expect to check things themselves. Adds Xero, the 3D warehouse view, extra storage time requests, and room for more staff and customers.
For operations that work in their own particular way. We build around how you run, connect up your other systems, and set you up on your own dedicated setup.
Every plan includes getting you set up, moving your existing records across, and support in both languages. Prices are in NZ dollars, plus GST.
Tell us how many sites you run and what is causing you the most grief right now. We will walk you through it using your operation, not a made-up example.