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Stores & Warehouse

Know what is on every rack before anyone walks there.

Rack & bin mapStock by locationPut-away & pickFIFOASRS status
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Product UI showcase

The real screens, not a mock-up

Captures of MOS as it runs — what your supervisor, packer, dispatcher and head office actually see.

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Stores & Warehouse — Stock on hand
Live stock

Stock on hand

Stock by item and location, built from every inward, issue, production posting and count — never typed.

  • By item and location
  • Up on receipt, down on issue
  • Item ledger behind every number
See it on my machine
Product positioning

Stock on paper is a guess by the end of the week

Receipts, issues and counts live in three places; the rack is the only truth and nobody has walked it today.

“Rack and bin occupancy, stock by part and location, put-away and picking by scan, FIFO, and stock that is always the sum of scans.”
Today
Goods receiptRegisterRackPicksomeone walks to look
With Stores & Warehouse
Scan inRack, lot and ageFIFO issueLive stockstock is the sum of scans

Drawn, not promised: the top row is stock known from a register and a walk to the rack. The bottom row is every receipt and issue scanned, so the rack, the lot and the age are known before anyone walks there.

End-to-end flow

5 connected stages

Hover or tap a stage to see what is captured there.

01

Receive

Scanned in
  • Against the PO
  • Accepted / rejected
  • To a location
02

Store

Rack & bin
  • Occupancy map
  • Location per item
  • Transfers
03

Produce

BOM consumed
  • Production posting
  • RM down, FG up
  • Batch, shift, line
04

Pick & issue

FIFO
  • Issues by department
  • Picking list
  • Right bin
05

Count

The sum of scans
  • Stock counts
  • Approval-gated
  • Ledger per item
Continuous threadReceive→Store→Produce→Pick & issue→Count
Part of the platform

Stores & Warehouse runs on MOS

Not a standalone tool — a product on the MOS platform, sharing one login, one set of people and roles, and one database with every other module. The lit layers are the ones this product uses; the signal path shows how data moves through them.

  • MOS Edge runs inside the plant — interlocks and screens keep working if the internet does not.
  • MOS Central is a one-way mirror for head office and every plant in one view.
  • Your IT never opens an inbound port.
MOS CentralEvery plant, one view
MOS EdgeYour plant serverin use
MOS CoreThe operating layerin use
MOS ConnectMachine connectivityin use
MOS VisionAI on the line
Core engine & extensions

What is core, what extends it, what is not claimed yet

The honest map, drawn as one thread. Filled nodes are in the product today; outlined nodes are other MOS modules on the same platform; dotted nodes are roadmap and never represented as available until built. Hover a node.

● Core

● Core — in the product today○ Extension — another MOS module◌ Roadmap — not claimed
Native engine

Core functionalities

Each card ends with the thing itself as it appears in MOS — not a description of it.

Receive & store

By scan

  • Inward against the PO
  • Accepted vs rejected
  • Location on receipt
  • Transfers between locations
Produce

Both sides at once

  • OK + reject quantities
  • BOM auto-consume
  • Scrap allowance
  • Batch, shift, line
Issue & pick

FIFO

  • Issues by department
  • Picking by location
  • Dispatch by customer
  • Nothing issued twice
Count & know

Always current

  • Stock on hand live
  • Item ledger per item
  • Approval-gated counts
  • Reorder report
Operational journey

7-step digital thread

Step through it or let it play. Each step: who does it, on what, what is captured, and the check that guards it.

Step 1 / 7
Step 1 · Setup

Map the store

Racks, bins and locations are set up as they stand; items carry their standard rate and reorder level.

WhereSetup
CapturedLocations, items
Guard / interlock—
● live in MOS
Where it sits

Your ERP or Tally runs the books. This adds the ground truth.

Your ERP / Tally typically givesStores & Warehouse adds
Stock totals in a registerStock by item and location from scans
Production written as one numberOK and reject, with raw material consumed by BOM
Counts that never reconcileApproval-gated counts with the variance shown
No idea what to reorderA reorder report from live stock
Hardware & connectivity

Works with what a plant already has

In the store

Barcode or RFID scanners for receiving, put-away and picking

On the racks

A label on every bin and location

Server

MOS Edge in the plant

ASRS

Crane status read where present

At a glance

The spec

What it connects to, where it runs and what it gives you — the short version your IT and your plant head both want.

ReadsBarcode/RFID scanners, ASRS controllers, ERP stock
Runs onMOS Edge — in-plant
Needs on siteScanners; a label on every bin
OutputsRack/bin occupancy, stock by part & location, put-away/pick tasks, movement history
Licensed byPer store / per plant
Capability transparency

What is built, what extends, what is not claimed

Core — today

Inward, issue, transfer, production with BOM, dispatch, stock counts, item ledger, reorder report.

Extension

MOS Vendor (POs, receipts) and MOS Accounts (invoices) on the same item list.

Integration-dependent

ASRS status needs the controller connected at site.

Roadmap

ASRS crane control — not represented as available.

Capabilities depend on the plant's process and what is connected at site. Nothing on this page is represented as available until it is built and running.

What you get

6 outcomes

Stock = the sum of scans Rack and bin occupancy map FIFO on every pick Production moves both sides at once Movement history per item A reorder report, not a surprise
Who uses it

Everyone sees what their job needs

Store keeper

Where to put and where to pick

Production

What material is available now

Purchase

What is running low

Finance

Stock value by location

On site

What is needed in your plant

In the store

Barcode or RFID scanners for receiving, put-away and picking.

On the racks

A label on every bin and location.

In the plant

The MOS plant server; ASRS controllers connected where present.

Rollout

From the first day to the first month

Day one

Racks mapped

Locations and bins labelled and loaded.

Week one

Receiving by scan

Every receipt put away to a suggested bin.

Month one

FIFO picking

Picks follow FIFO; stock is always the sum of scans.

Questions

Asked about Stores & Warehouse

Does it replace our ERP stock?

No. MOS keeps the shop-floor truth by location and hands totals to the ERP.

Can it run an ASRS?

MOS talks to the ASRS controller for put-away and picking tasks and shows its status.

Works with

The rest of MOS

Running in production

RFID Asset & Trolley Tracking

Every trolley, every gate, every movement — on its own.

See the module →
 Running in production

TraceGrid — Serialisation & Track-Trace

A unique code on every unit, from the line to the distributor — and no one can fool you on quantity.

See the module →
 Running in production

OEE & Machine Monitoring

Every machine, live — and the real reason it stopped.

See the module →
On your own machine

See it on your own machine.

Tell us about your plant and what you want to see. We visit, connect one machine or station, and you watch your own data in MOS before anything is quoted.

  • A plant visit to see the line and the problem
  • One machine or station connected as a proof of concept
  • Your own data, live, on MOS screens
  • Scope, modules and timeline agreed in writing only after that
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