Connect the scales together.
Each scale plugs into the next with a short USB-C link along the base. One cable run powers a whole shelf and carries every count back — no wiring per bin.
A scale under each bin counts what is inside and reports stock levels to your screen. No counting, no scanning, no stocktake.
Every bin reports how many parts are inside. The count updates as parts are taken and returned — no manual input needed.
Set a minimum for each bin. When stock drops below it, the bin is flagged and the people who order parts know before the line stops.
The count for every bin is always current, so there is nothing to reconcile. The quarterly count that takes two people off the floor goes away.
Bin counts push straight to your inventory system. Stock records stay accurate without anyone re-keying numbers from a clipboard.
Each scale plugs into the next with a short USB-C link along the base. One cable run powers a whole shelf and carries every count back — no wiring per bin.
Run one cable from the end of the chain to the Gateway. It powers the scales and collects the count from each bin. One Gateway handles up to 100 scales.
Plug the Gateway into a network point with an Ethernet cable. Counts from every bin go to the cloud, so you can see stock from any device, anywhere.
Every bin shows its quantity on hand in one screen. Check what is running low, reorder before it stops the line, and skip the stocktake.
Same scales, same app, same connection. Add bins as you go — there is nothing to reconfigure and no software upgrade when you grow.
A cloud portal you open in a browser — phone, tablet or desktop. See what is in stock, what is running low, and what needs reordering. Export stock levels to CSV whenever you need them in another system.
Learn more about the app →Ask it here. It goes straight to the people who design the system, and we reply by email. No sales call needed.
Tell us the parts you hold and we will put together a system that fits your store.