Manage inventory across multiple warehouses on one live ledger
Three 3PLs, a co-man, Amazon FBA, and your own warehouse shouldn't mean five inventory numbers. DOSS keeps one ledger across every location, tracks stock moving between them, reconciles against each warehouse daily, and routes every order to the right place.
What running multiple warehouses usually looks like
A portal login for every warehouse and a spreadsheet to add them up.
Stock in transit between locations that disappears from every count.
A variance at month-end that no one can explain.
How it works in DOSS
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Connect every location
3PLs, co-mans, Amazon FBA, and in-house warehouses connect to one DOSS inventory ledger.
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Track every movement
Transfer orders move stock between locations with in-transit visibility and lot-level cost carried forward.
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Reconcile daily
DOSS pulls each warehouse's snapshot every day, compares it to the ledger, and opens a cycle count request for any variance.
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Route every order
Fulfillment rules evaluate geography, channel, and availability to decide which warehouse ships each order.
See every location in one view
On-hand, committed, scheduled, in-transit, and WIP quantities by SKU and location, in one table. Switch between warehouses or see the consolidated ledger, down to the lot.
Variances caught daily, not at month-end
DOSS compares its ledger to each warehouse's snapshot every day. Mismatches are highlighted by SKU and location, and one click opens a pre-filled cycle count request.
Stock in transit stays on the books
Transfer orders keep goods visible while they move between locations and carry their landed cost with them, so inventory valuation stays right mid-move.
What brands get back
20+ warehouses, 100+ vendors
Unified into one source of truth
30% → 1%
Unbatched orders
40 → 2 hrs
Month-end inventory close
The modules behind it
Running inventory across more than one warehouse?
Bring your location list and an inventory export from each. We'll show you what one ledger looks like in DOSS.
Frequently asked questions
Keep one inventory ledger across every location, track transfers between them, and reconcile against each warehouse's counts regularly. DOSS does all three, with daily reconciliation and routing rules for fulfillment.
Yes. Amazon FBA, 3PLs, co-mans, and in-house warehouses all appear in the same DOSS ledger.
Transfer orders keep in-transit quantities visible and carry lot-level landed cost with the goods until they're received.
Daily. DOSS compares each warehouse's snapshot to its ledger and flags variances for cycle counts.