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Oditor AI
ProductsInventory and warehouseAI control over inventory and warehouse movements

Inventory under control. Fewer discrepancies. Better turnover.

Oditor AI compares warehouse and accounting data, monitors stock levels and movements, and detects discrepancies, obsolete inventory and unusual operations before they turn into a financial problem.

Data from warehouse and accounting systems in one picture – value, turnover and efficiency of inventory, discrepancies, unusual movements and risky items.

01Key benefits

  • Warehouse ↔ accounting – automatic reconciliation

    Automatic comparison of quantities, values and movements between the systems.

  • Detection of shortages and discrepancies

    Discrepancies between warehouse and accounting stock, shortages and items with a negative or unusual stock level.

  • Control over obsolete and slow-moving inventory

    Analysis by period without movement – 30, 60, 90+ days, value and impact on working capital.

  • Tracking of inbound and outbound movements

    Inbound, outbound, transfer, adjustment and unusual operation – with a clear history and the ability to review it.

  • AI alerts for unusual warehouse operations

    An unusual write-off of a group of items or growing slow-moving inventory – a signal for review.

02Mechanism

Warehouse ↔ accounting with no discrepancies

Oditor AI automatically compares quantities, values and movements between the warehouse and the accounting system and shows where the data does not match.

  1. 1

    Warehouse stock

  2. 2

    Accounting stock

  3. 3

    Comparison

  4. 4

    Discrepancy

  5. 5

    Review

03Scope

What Oditor AI shows

Module
Inventory and warehouse
Group
Products
Status
Upcoming functionality
  1. See obsolete inventory in time

    Analysis by period without movement – 30, 60, 90+ days, value and impact on working capital.

  2. Follow every movement

    Inbound, outbound, transfer, adjustment and unusual operation – with a clear history and the ability to review it.

  3. Inventory by category and top items

    The structure of inventory and the items with the highest value.

  4. Inventory turnover

    How fast stock turns over and what share of working capital it ties up.

04For the manager

From stock on hand to a management decision

Inventory is connected with margin, liquidity, working capital and financial risk – so stock on hand turns into a management decision.

For the manager
  1. Inventory and margin
  2. Inventory and liquidity
  3. Inventory and working capital
  4. Inventory and financial risk

05Key message

Know what is in the warehouse, what is moving, and where the data does not match.

06Next step

Turn the warehouse from an unknown into controlled value.

Oditor AI gives you visibility over stock levels, movements, discrepancies and risky inventory in a single environment.