Pallet racking stacked with wrapped cartons down a warehouse aisle

Operations · Soon

Inventory

The planner cannot promise the week. Floor stock is a whiteboard.

The planner cannot promise the week because they cannot see floor stock. It lives in the ERP, or on a whiteboard. Phasis holds what is on the floor: raw material, packaging, work in progress and finished goods, by location.

It is not the maintenance storeroom. Spare Parts is live and holds that. Two storerooms, two jobs.

If your ERP already runs warehouse stock well, you may never need it. The gap it closes is on the floor: the lot, the location and what the line can see.

Pallet racking stacked with wrapped cartons down a warehouse aisle

Who uses it

  1. Warehouse lead

    Owns balances by location.

  2. Planner

    Reads what is on hand before promising a week.

  3. Finance

    Reads a stock figure.

Today vs Phasis

  • TodayFloor stock lives in the ERP, or on a whiteboard.
    With PhasisBalances the floor can see, in the same plant model as production.
  • TodayA planner cannot see on-hand stock when they place a work order.
    With PhasisScheduling can be told that a job has no material.
  • TodaySpare Parts gets asked to hold production film and cartons.
    With PhasisTwo storerooms, two jobs, no mix-up.

What you get

  • The planner sees what is on hand before promising a week.
  • Balances by location for raw, packaging, WIP and finished goods.
  • An ABC class per item, so the count effort goes where it matters.
  • Scheduling can be told that a job has no material.

Works with

Spare Parts

The technician walks to the shelf to find out.

Traceability

Soon

A supplier lot goes bad. Nobody can say what it already became.

Scheduling

The week is a spreadsheet, reissued by email. Everybody reads the same plan.

See it on your own plant.

An open conversation with us, about half an hour. We walk the modules you care about against your own lines and shifts.

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