Solutions

Designed around the operation
you actually run.

Different warehouses carry different promises. Stometry adapts the flow, controls, roles, and evidence while keeping one coherent operational model.

Value by role

Clarity for every level of the shift.

OPERATORS

Know the next move

Focused tasks, scan evidence, visible constraints, and direct recovery when something does not match.

SUPERVISORS

Protect flow and cutoffs

See queues, risk, capacity, labor, equipment, exceptions, and allowed interventions in one control surface.

INVENTORY CONTROL

Trust the balance

Trace movements, reconcile counts, investigate identity and status, and preserve the reason behind every correction.

OPERATIONS LEADERS

Improve the system

Connect service, accuracy, throughput, dwell, utilization, and process evidence without opaque worker scoring.

01

Distribution & fulfillment

Keep customer promises through every handoff.

Coordinate high-volume inbound, reserve and forward pick, waves, packing, staging, loading, returns, and carrier cutoffs.

  • Multi-order fulfillment
  • Lot and serial control
  • Cross-dock
  • 3PL ownership
  • Returns disposition
FLOW SIGNALRoute 7 cutoff at risk
Picking73 / 80
Packing23 / 40
02

Manufacturing logistics

Connect storage, material flow, and production.

Issue materials to work cells, manage WIP buffers, preserve lot genealogy, return unused material, and receive completed goods.

  • Production issue
  • WIP buffers
  • Lot genealogy
  • Scrap separation
  • Finished-goods receipt
WORK ORDERWO-20268 · Cell C-04
RM-310LOT A91225 KG
RM-881LOT B04212 KG
Storage → WIP-C04 → FG-118
03

Inventory-intensive operations

Make physical accountability visible.

Track ownership, status, reservations, lots, serials, nested handling units, controlled movements, and count evidence.

  • Blind counting
  • Independent recount
  • Quarantine and holds
  • Audit packages
  • Recall trace
INVENTORY CONFIDENCE98.7% locations reconciled
98.7%

3 locations awaiting independent recount

Fit before configuration

Start from constraints,
not a feature checklist.

How is inventory identified and owned?Which systems own orders, receipts, and shipments?Where do operators lose context today?Which actions require evidence or approval?What must keep working when the network does not?

Your operation, mapped

Let’s find the clearest first win.

Bring one difficult flow. We’ll map the people, goods, decisions, systems, and evidence around it.

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