Can the system support multiple warehouses?
Yes. It can model location-specific availability, transfers, in-transit stock, allocation rules, and warehouse responsibilities.
Control across demand, stock, and fulfilment
Software for Distribution Companies.
Averaq helps distributors connect commercial commitments with stock reality, purchasing decisions, warehouse execution, delivery status, and customer accounts.
Industry context
Distribution operations balance availability, working capital, service levels, pricing, and physical movement. Systems must preserve those relationships instead of treating sales, warehouse, and finance as isolated records.
Operational challenges
Where friction usually appears
Sales commits stock without a reliable availability view
Purchasing decisions rely on incomplete demand and movement history
Warehouse and delivery exceptions reach customers too late
Customer, order, invoice, and return records are difficult to reconcile
Typical workflows
What the operating model must connect
Demand and purchasing
Order capture and allocation
Picking, dispatch, and delivery
Returns and damaged stock
Customer pricing and credit controls
Margin, service level, and aging reports
Transformation opportunities
Where software can create leverage
Expose available, reserved, and incoming stock separately
Create exception-led fulfilment views
Connect returns to inventory and customer balances
Use movement and demand evidence for replenishment
Expected outcomes
What better operations should make possible
More credible order promises
Lower time spent reconciling fulfilment
Better replenishment decisions
Clearer customer and margin visibility
Questions
Before choosing a system
Can customer-specific pricing be handled?
Yes. Pricing can use agreed lists, tiers, contracts, quantities, dates, and approval rules with a traceable source for each applied price.
Relevant capabilities