The AI-native operations platform for health and wellness brands
Supplement and wellness brands sell on your site, Amazon, retail shelves, and through practitioners, with every lot on an expiration clock. DOSS keeps lots, co-man production, and every channel on one live record, so the oldest stock ships first and your fastest SKUs never run dry.
50-60
Raw ingredients rolled into COGS automatically
40 → 2 hrs
Month-end inventory close
30% → 1%
Unbatched orders
Expiration dates managed for you
Every lot carries its best-by date, and FEFO rules make sure the shortest-dated stock ships first. Lots nearing expiration are flagged before they become write-offs, and expired lots are quarantined automatically.
DTC, Amazon, retail, and practitioners from one inventory
Every channel draws from the same inventory, with allocation rules for the ones that need their own. Practitioner and wholesale orders come in through a DOSS form with customer-specific pricing and route straight to fulfillment.
Co-manufacturer runs, tracked to the cost
Send POs for capsule and powder runs, receive finished goods with lot numbers and yields, and roll tolling charges into landed cost. You know what each bottle actually cost before it ships.
Safety stock that keeps up with your best sellers
Reorder points and safety stock are set from live demand and supplier lead times. When a high-velocity SKU trends down, DOSS drafts the PO before you're out.
Where health and wellness brands usually start
- Onboard a new 3PL or co-man
- Expand to new channels
- Manage multiple warehouses
- Understand contribution margin
- Replace spreadsheets as your ops system
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Frequently asked questions
Yes. Every lot carries its expiration date and QC status, DOSS ships first-expired-first-out, and expired lots are quarantined automatically.
Yes. Practitioner and wholesale orders can come in through a DOSS form with customer-specific pricing and inventory allocation, and route directly to fulfillment.
Yes. DOSS sends POs for production runs, receives finished goods with lot numbers and yields, and tracks tolling costs in landed cost.
Yes. Orders from every channel land in one queue and draw from the same inventory, with allocation rules where a channel needs its own stock.