Inventory and Warehouse Management

The Challenge

Nordhaven Distribution is the client behind this project. A product-focused business managed procurement, storage and distribution through its warehouse operations. It needed clearer inventory visibility and less manual stock administration.

Keeping stock levels current across warehouse locations was a key requirement. The platform also had to prevent duplicate stock entries and support barcode integration.

What ApexCore Digital built

ApexCore Digital implemented centralized inventory APIs with transaction-based stock updates. Warehouse-level tracking connects products, suppliers, purchase orders and stock-in or stock-out activity.

Barcode scanning supports warehouse tasks, while automated low-stock alerts help teams identify items requiring attention. Dashboards and Power BI reporting provide a consolidated view of inventory. User roles and an audit trail support oversight of stock changes.

How the workflow supports the business

The warehouse workflow links purchase orders and suppliers with stock receiving, storage and outgoing movement. Warehouse-level records let the business distinguish where inventory is held, rather than rely only on an overall product total. Barcode scanning supports stock-handling tasks, and low-stock alerts draw attention to items requiring review. Transaction-based updates provide a defined mechanism for recording movement. Reporting then turns these records into an inventory view that purchasing, warehouse and distribution teams can use when coordinating their responsibilities.

Operational value

The platform gives the business a central record of inventory movement and a structured way to manage warehouse activity. Receiving, purchasing and reporting can be coordinated through the same system.

 

Technology: React / Angular, ASP.NET Core, SQL Server, Entity Framework, REST APIs, Power BI, JWT, Azure.