A little less chaos. A lot more control.

Inventory / Orders / Operations

Industries / Distribution

Industries / 03

Many locations and customers, one view.

Stock across depots and 3PLs, B2B orders from many customers, and purchasing that keeps up with demand.

how your products move

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Sells through

Trade customers

Retail accounts

Drop-ship networks

Holds stock at

Depots

3PLs

Makes

Buys finished goods

01 / What it does for you

The same system, applied to Distribution.

Six of the seven modules, in the order they matter most for how your products move. Every subscription includes all of them.

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Stock by depot and in total

Every depot and 3PL is a location; transfers between them are tracked with in-transit quantities.

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B2B orders routed by region

Routing rules choose the fulfilling depot by channel, region, stock position or priority.

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Depots and 3PLs in one system

Connected through API and file-based integrations, without replacing their warehouse systems.

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Replenish from the numbers

Purchase orders per supplier, received into the depot that needs the stock.

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Invoices to the ledger

Connections to QuickBooks and Xero carry sales and purchasing activity through.

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Stock and sales by location

Reports built on the same records every depot works from.

02 / A typical flow

From the first purchase order to the last parcel.

Illustrative detail of the availability grid: products, locations and stock health.
Illustrative data

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Receive into the right depot

Purchase orders land where the stock is needed.

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Route each order to the nearest stock

Rules decide the depot; orders split when they must.

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Replenish and rebalance

Transfers and purchase orders raised against what each location holds and sells.

04 / Connections

The tools Distribution businesses already run on

Each integration page lists what syncs and in which direction. Systems that aren’t listed connect through API and file-based integrations.

05 / Questions

Good questions.

Can orders be routed by region?

Yes. Routing rules decide where each order is fulfilled, and an order can be split across locations.

Can I transfer stock between depots?

Yes. Transfers move stock between locations with in-transit quantities visible until received.

Something else? Contact us.

See it on your numbers

Built around how your products move.

A demo walks through your channels, locations and current systems and shows how they fit together in VentryHub.