Features
Multiple warehouses
Several distribution centers with their own balance, rules and shipping.
Multiple warehouses
One distribution center is an inventory problem. Three are a decision problem: which site ships each order, when to transfer, and how to see the whole without losing sight of each part.
What usually goes in
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Balance per site
Each warehouse with its own balance and bin locations, plus a consolidated view that sums without hiding the origin.
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Fulfillment rules
Which site serves each order: by proximity, by availability, by shipping cost, or the combination your operation uses.
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Transfers between sites
An internal order with dispatch, in-transit and receipt recorded — what is on the truck is not available stock.
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Split orders
When no single site has everything, the system decides between splitting the shipment or consolidating, by the rule you set.
How Nivrix builds it
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Modeling the network
The sites, what each one serves, and the real constraints — a warehouse that does not ship to consumers, for example.
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Explicit, adjustable rules
The allocation criteria stay visible and configurable, not buried in code. Strategy changes, the rule changes.
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Measurement per site
Occupancy, turnover and dispatch time per warehouse, so network decisions have numbers behind them.
Works well with
Questions about this module
Does it work for a store that also ships?
Yes. A store with its own stock joins the network as another origin, with its constraints declared.
How is the delivery estimate shown to the customer?
The estimate accounts for which site the item ships from. Promising the nearest warehouse’s lead time and shipping from the farthest is how customers are lost.
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