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Inventory
Stock by site, status and batch, with turns, excess, dead stock and safety-stock health.
What changed in Inventory recently
New · Release 1.45 · 29 October 2026
Client workspaces show only the client’s records: Sales Orders, Production Orders, Inventory and Customer Delivery read the order-to-cash ledger; a screen built on the demonstration models says it has no data yet and what it needs; only reports from the client’s own records are offered; the header reads “Client records”.
Improved · Release 1.38 · 27 October 2026
The Document Reader reads and places a document in one step and shows the result as a review: what the document is (its type is now read from it — choose one only if it gets it wrong) and what it is for, which order or plant it belongs to and the references that put it there, what it says, every field it will fill with its value now and after, the screens it updates (Procurement, Suppliers, Inventory, Decision Center…) and the waiting decisions it answers. When it is right, “Confirm and file” is the only step; when it is not, correct the text or a field and check again, or place it on another project.
Fixed · Release 1.35 · 27 October 2026
Inventory shares an open purchase order between the cost lines of its material instead of counting it once per tower; a heat is suspect only when an NCR, snag or failed result names it; letters to a supplier with several late lines on one order no longer clash.
Improved · Release 1.33 · 25 October 2026
Working Capital, Inventory, Demand, Procurement, CAPA, Scheduling, Capacity, NCR, Profitability, Products, Production Orders, Finished Goods, MRP, Traceability and Cost are built from each plant’s own records — balances are the sums of their invoices and lots, never a sample scaled to the plant. Other modules say plainly whose records they show.
Improved · Release 1.26 · 23 October 2026
Every module shows an uploaded order’s own data instead of “No live records”: Master plan, Scheduling and Capacity its plan, replan and operator plans; Sales orders and Contracts its PO and changes; Cost, Margin and Working capital its cost and invoices; Procurement, Suppliers and Inventory its materials; Shop floor and Live Operations its production reports and plans; Quality, NCR and Traceability its inspections; Delivery and Dispatch its dispatch list. Portfolio figures for the order (progress, forecast, lateness, health, headcount, risks) come from the uploads, and the sample header figures are hidden for it.
Fixed · Release 1.26 · 23 October 2026
Inventory, Suppliers, Master plan, Shop floor, OEE, Machines, Quality, Sales orders, Delivery, Predictions and Predictive maintenance no longer show the demonstration plants’ sample figures relabelled for an imported order — they show its own data, or say what to upload.
More in Execute
- OverviewThe plant at a glance — production, OEE, delivery risk, machine health and today’s decisions.
- Today’s WorkEach operator’s jobs, clock and progress for today — operators work their own; managers and supervisors see the whole team, what is not in order, and each person’s screen.
- Live OperationsReal-time operator productivity, order progress, completion rates, delays, bottlenecks and KPIs by location.
- Decision CenterEvery recommendation across the lifecycle, ranked by what it costs to leave it sitting.
- Ask ManufactINSA manufacturing expert with the whole operation in context — ask anything, get a cited answer.
- Production OrdersOrders through release, setup, run and completion, against BOM and routing.
- Shop FloorLive floor — lines, machines, output, scrap and downtime as they happen.
- Fabrication OrdersEight-stage heavy-steel fabrication — an uploaded order’s own work orders through its route, stage by stage from its production plan and shift reports, with its inspections and NCRs; the demonstration plants show the shop-floor tablet board.
- Fabrication DecisionsStart readiness for the next three weeks — material, weld holds, QA gates — and the order’s recommendations, each applied and then confirmed by the person responsible.
- ProcurementRequisitions to POs, supplier quotes, price history and buy-now / wait recommendations.
- SuppliersSupplier 360 — price, quality, delivery, risk score and the alternates when one slips.
- WarehousesReceiving, putaway, picking and dispatch, with barcode / QR-ready movements.
- WorkforceSkills, machine qualification, shifts and productivity — and where the skill gaps are.
- Document ReaderRead any document — photo, scan, PDF, Word or text, printed or handwritten, any language — check its text, and file what it records on the order: Claude or ChatGPT shows which registers it updates and which waiting decisions it answers.