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Many SKUs, components and assemblies, from supplier to shipment.
Fittings, components and finished assemblies across a wide catalogue, built to order or to stock, and sold to trade and direct customers.
Sells through
Holds stock at
Makes
Assembles from components
01 / What it does for you
The same system, applied to Lighting.
Six of the seven modules, in the order they matter most for how your products move. Every subscription includes all of them.
Assemblies as bills of materials
Each fitting defined by its components; building consumes them and adds finished stock.
A wide catalogue with variants
Finishes, sizes and components each tracked with on hand, allocated and available.
Components from many suppliers
Purchase orders per supplier, received into the assembly site or warehouse.
Trade and direct orders
One queue, allocated against finished stock or built to order.
Ship from site or 3PL
Routing rules decide which location fulfils.
Stock and sales across the range
Reports by product, variant and channel.
02 / A typical flow
From the first purchase order to the last parcel.
01
Buy components
Against open orders and planned builds.
02
Assemble
Components consumed; finished fittings added to stock.
03
Ship to trade and direct customers
From the location holding the stock.
04 / Connections
The tools Lighting 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 I manage finished lights and their components in one place?
Yes. Components, assemblies and finished goods are inventory items in the same system.
Can I sell to trade and direct customers from the same stock?
Yes. Every channel allocates from the same available figure.
Something else? Contact us.
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Built around how your products move.
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