Invistock for 3PL & fulfillment

Dock-speed operations with an audit trail.

Scan-driven receiving, picking, packing and shipping on one live stock ledger — with roles per warehouse and an audit log that answers every 'who moved this?'

app.invistock.com/shipments
Outbound today
Order
Packages
Carrier ref
Status
OMS-00012
3 boxes
TRK-88121
Packing
OMS-00011
1 box
TRK-88109
Shipped
OMS-00009
5 boxes
Picking
TRF-00012
2 pallets
In transit
Transit
OMS-00007
2 boxes
TRK-88094
Delivered

Sound familiar?

Paper at the dock

Receiving on clipboards, keyed into the system hours later — or never.

Mis-picks

The wrong variant ships because the pick list and the shelf disagree.

Unanswerable questions

When stock goes missing, there's no trail of who touched what.

How Invistock runs a fulfillment floor

Scan-driven receiving

Receive against open POs with the phone camera — stock is live the moment it's scanned.

Picking that can't drift

Tap to pick, hold to set quantity; the pick list is the allocation, not a printout.

Packing and shipments

Build packages, confirm contents, track shipments per order — partials stay linked.

Transfers in transit

Site-to-site moves stay visible between dispatch and receipt.

Roles per warehouse

Floor staff see their site and their actions — nothing else.

Audit log on everything

Every receipt, pick, adjustment and correction: who, what, when, from which device.

One order across the floor

1
Receive on scan
The PO's expected quantities meet the pallet at the dock — variances typed with a reason.
2
Pick and pack
Allocation drives the pick; packages are built and confirmed on the same screen flow.
3
Ship and prove it
Shipment confirmed, order status rolls up, and the audit trail keeps the receipts.

3PL & fulfillment questions

Yes — receiving, picking, counts and adjustments run in the iOS/Android app with camera scanning. The FAB-and-tap flow is designed for one-handed use at the shelf.

Watch an order cross the floor.

We'll receive a PO, pick an order and pack it on the call — every scan hitting the same live ledger.