OpsUI's Inventory Management module is built for 3PLs running multiple brand clients on shared warehouse infrastructure. Each brand's stock stays isolated; per-brand reporting comes for free; ASN-driven receiving keeps the dock predictable.
A 3PL's biggest operational risk is cross-brand contamination: picking the wrong brand's stock for a customer order, or counting one brand's inventory against another's ledger. Generic inventory tools handle one client; multi-client 3PL inventory has to handle dozens. OpsUI's Inventory Management module treats client isolation as a first-class concept rather than a configuration afterthought.
What this module brings to 3pl & fulfilment operations.
Client-isolated stock pools
Each brand's inventory lives in its own logical pool. Pick paths, allocation rules, and reporting all respect the client boundary by default.
ASN-driven receiving
Brands send advance ship notices; receiving matches inbound stock to ASN line items at the dock. Variance is logged per brand, not buried in a shared exception queue.
Per-brand cycle counts
ABC cycle-count cadence runs independently per brand. A-items for one client do not steal count slots from another client's priority SKUs.
Bin-level accuracy across zones
Multi-zone warehouses (ambient, chilled, hazmat, high-value) stay accurate at bin level. Scanner-driven counts validate stock without disrupting active picks.
Per-client billing data
Storage cube, pick events, receiving events, and value-added services all log per brand for invoicing. No spreadsheet reconciliation at month-end.
Brand-restricted user access
Client account managers can be scoped to see only their assigned brands. Operations staff see everything. Permissions handled per user, not per workstation.
Common questions
Does OpsUI handle multi-client 3PL operations out of the box?
Can brand clients see their own stock in OpsUI?
How does OpsUI handle per-brand billing for 3PL services?
Ready to see this in production?
Book a consultation and we will scope the Inventory Management module against your 3pl & fulfilment operation specifically: your order volume, your channels, your team.