The AI-native operations platform for consumer electronics brands
Electronics brands carry high-value inventory in warehouses around the world, sell through releases and pre-orders, and can't afford a valuation that's off. DOSS keeps every release, variant, and unit on one live record across countries and currencies, so you know exactly what you have and what it's worth.
20+ warehouses, 100+ vendors
Unified into one source of truth
40 → 2 hrs
Month-end inventory close
30% → 1%
Unbatched orders
Releases, variants, and limited editions, tracked precisely
Product lines nest into releases and variants, including collector and limited editions, each with its own inventory and sellout status. You see exactly what's left of every version in every channel.
One ledger across US, EU, and APAC warehouses
Inventory in every region lives in one DOSS ledger with multi-currency and multi-entity normalization. Transfer orders move stock between regions with in-transit visibility and cost carried forward.
Valuation you can defend for high-value inventory
Every unit carries its landed cost, including freight and tariffs, at the lot level. Inventory valuation and COGS are calculated on each transaction and post to your GL, so finance isn't estimating what's sitting in a warehouse overseas.
Pre-orders and drops without overselling
Take pre-orders against inbound inventory and allocate limited releases across channels by priority rules. When stock lands, DOSS fulfills in the right order automatically.
Where consumer electronics brands usually start
- Manage multiple warehouses
- Add new SKUs
- Expand to new channels
- Understand contribution margin
- Moving off NetSuite
Our best-in-class product suite
Upgrade your operations
Frequently asked questions
Yes. DOSS keeps one ledger across warehouses in every region, with multi-currency and multi-entity normalization and transfer orders for moving stock between them.
Yes. DOSS takes pre-orders against inbound inventory and allocates limited releases across channels using priority rules.
Tariffs, duties, and freight attach to purchase orders and receipts and roll into landed cost at the lot level, so COGS and inventory valuation include them.
Yes. Product lines nest into releases and variants, each with its own inventory, cost, and sellout status.