
Agrigem
From garage start-up to leading amenity supplier, discover how Agrigem cut thousands in operational costs with the power of Orderwise.
Stay one step ahead of demand, avoid overstocking and understocking, and stay in sync across all your channels.Â
When you’re managing high stock volumes, supplier complexity and fluctuating demand, staying in control is vital. Orderwise gives wholesalers the tools to avoid costly overstocking, fulfil large orders fast, and manage contracts without compromise.
In fast-moving retail, it’s easy to lose track of what’s where. Whether you're selling in-store, online or through third-party channels, Orderwise helps you keep stock in sync, respond to trends and fulfil every sale without error.
Stock control isn’t one-size-fits-all. Whether you’re managing expiry dates, raw materials, made-to-order products or regulated goods, we help you build sector-inspired solutions that work for how your stock actually moves.
Fixtures & Fittings | Pharmaceuticals |
Workwear & PPE | Nutritional Products |
Food Wholesale | Packaging Materials |
Track inventory across all locations, channels and bins in real time from one central view. Instantly see what’s available, where it’s stored, and how it’s moving across the business.
Orderwise helps you streamline daily stock operations with a scalable solution designed to support sustainable business growth. By leveraging data from your sales and operations, it provides accurate insights to simplify financial processes while ensuring purchasing and selling quantities are always optimised. Whether you need a comprehensive system to manage your entire inventory or tools to handle specific aspects, Orderwise brings clarity and efficiency to your operations.
A stock management system is the collective term for the systems, processes, and procedures that let your business stay informed and active regarding your stock. This includes both the stock you have physical access to, how many individual items you have, which specific variants are available, where on your premises they are being kept, as well as stock that is on order, the dates it is due to come in, and the spaces in your facilities set aside for their arrival.
Stock management is the systems you have in place to both keep all that information organised, and the processes to take action when that information tells you something important about your overall stock situation.
Stock management is improved with more information, more automation, and more speed. More information means additional details about every stage of your stock’s journey.
From your supplier’s premises, to their courier, to your warehouse, your racking, your pickers, and finally your customer’s doorstep. It also means more information about the stock itself, such as serial numbers to expiry dates, variant colours, and more. More automation means more alerts. Tailored messages that are triggered to send to you in specific circumstances that you need to be aware of. More speed means that all these things can happen faster. All this information and automation needs to be delivered in an easy-to-understand and easy-to-control fashion. This allows your business to act faster, respond quicker, and take advantage of new situations ahead of the competition.
High-quality stock management is vital for any business. At the most basic level, it can be the difference between retaining a satisfied customer/client or losing one who becomes disillusioned when a promised item turns out to be delayed or unavailable.
The better your stock management, the less likely the latter scenario becomes. The more advanced reasoning is that good stock management gives you the information you need to understand your business’s current situation. This empowers better decisions, faster responses to change, and more advantageous manoeuvring. If you can manage your stock well, you can satisfy your customers faster, stay abreast of market shifts, and respond with more agility. Good stock management makes you more able to do more business.
A stock control system plays a crucial role in the efficient and effective management of inventory within a warehouse. It empowers businesses to streamline their operations, maintain accurate stock levels, and optimise overall warehouse performance.
By utilizing advanced technologies such as barcode scanning, RFID tagging, or automated data capture, the system allows for real-time monitoring and tracking of stock movements. This real-time visibility enables warehouse managers to have an up-to-date view of inventory levels, facilitating better decision-making in purchasing, production planning, and order fulfillment processes.
By reducing the time taken to locate items, pickers can increase their productivity and fulfill orders more efficiently. The system can also prioritise orders based on various factors such as delivery deadlines or product priority, ensuring timely and accurate order fulfillment.
Stock control itself is achieved by combining all the practices you need to effectively manage your inventory. Solving workplace dilemmas can be made easy for businesses of all sizes by managing your stock in the right way.
From organising orders, raw materials and storing products, to tracking and crunching numbers from receipt to despatch, the right stock control software can draw all of your specific stock management tasks together into one system. Users can gain a clearer picture of their stock operations and complete management tasks more accurately and efficiently.