Every SKU watched.
Every reorder handled.
Likwid forecasts demand for every item, catches the reorder point before you're short, and replenishes across the warehouses of your multi-branch distribution on its own — layered on the ERP you already run.
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See your stock, batches and BOMs in one place
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Inventory is where the cash hides
Too much and it's working capital frozen on a shelf. Too little and the line stops. Planning by hand never lands in the middle — not without a real demand forecasting engine under it.
Overstocking drains cash
Excess inventory traps working capital, piles on holding cost and quietly ages into write-offs — because manual planning buys 'just in case'.
Stockouts halt the line
One missing raw material or WIP part stalls production, blows the delivery date and strains the customer.
Spreadsheets break at scale
Excel can't hold multi-warehouse reality, live demand signals or any real forecast — so planning is always a step behind.
ERP modules only report
Legacy inventory modules tell you what already happened. They don't see what's coming, and they never act on it.
Inventory, the way a factory actually runs it
The real Flow screens — the item card, its inward batches, the ledger that reconciles, and a bill of materials that explodes stage by stage.
The whole item, on one card. In-stock, inwards, value and the min/max levels — then the four places the item's life is recorded.
Every batch, dated and valued. Batch number, method, quantity, rate, expiry and value — so FEFO issues and shelf-life are a fact of the record, not a spreadsheet someone maintains.
Inwards
4 batches| Date | Batch No. | Method | Qty | Price | Expiry | Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 12 Aug 25 | B-2408-A | FEFO | 4,000 | 68.40 | 11 Aug 27 | 2,73,600.00 |
| 08 Aug 25 | B-2408-B | FEFO | 5,120 | 67.90 | 07 Aug 27 | 3,47,648.00 |
| 03 Jul 25 | B-2407-D | FEFO | 2,900 | 67.20 | 02 Oct 25 | 1,94,880.00 |
| 19 May 25 | B-2405-C | FEFO | 460 | 66.10 | 18 Aug 25 | 30,406.00 |
Consumed and added, line by line. Each movement names what happened — added on a batch, used for a work order, used for a sales invoice — against an opening balance that reconciles.
Inventory Ledger
Opening balance: 2,360| Date | Description | Cost | Consumed | Added |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 12 Aug 25 | Added Amoxicillin 500mg Caps | 68.40 | — | 4,000 |
| 11 Aug 25 | Used Amoxicillin 500mg Caps for Sales Invoice | 96.00 | 1,200 | — |
| 10 Aug 25 | Used Amoxicillin 500mg Caps for WO-4471 | 68.40 | 2,400 | — |
| 08 Aug 25 | Added Amoxicillin 500mg Caps | 67.90 | — | 5,120 |
| 07 Aug 25 | Used Amoxicillin 500mg Caps for Sales Invoice | 96.00 | 880 | — |
| 05 Aug 25 | Used Amoxicillin 500mg Caps for Damage | 68.40 | 40 | — |
The BOM, stage by stage. Each production stage carries its machines and its materials. Where a material is semi-finished it explodes into its own BOM — so one order nets demand at every level, down to raw and purchased goods.
Bill of Materials
3 stages| Machine | Output/Day | Primary |
|---|---|---|
| Rapid Mixer Granulator RMG-400 | 520 kg | Yes |
| Fluid Bed Dryer FBD-200 | 480 kg | No |
| Material | Qty Required | Type |
|---|---|---|
| Amoxicillin Trihydrate IP | 4.30 kg | RM |
| Microcrystalline Cellulose | 0.80 kg | RM |
| Magnesium Stearate | 0.15 kg | RM |
| Machine | Output/Day | Primary |
|---|---|---|
| Capsule Filling Machine CFM-90 | 90,000 No | Yes |
| Material | Qty Required | Type |
|---|---|---|
| Blended Granules↳ has its own BOM · 3 materials | 5.25 kg | SFG |
| Empty Gelatin Capsule · Size 0 | 100 No | PG |
| Machine | Output/Day | Primary |
|---|---|---|
| Blister Pack Machine BPM-120 | 1,200 Box | Yes |
| Material | Qty Required | Type |
|---|---|---|
| Filled Capsules — Amox 500↳ has its own BOM · 2 materials | 100 No | SFG |
| Aluminium Blister Foil | 2 sheet | PG |
| Printed Carton · 10s | 1 No | PG |
Every SKU has a heartbeat
Stock falls, hits the reorder point, gets replenished, climbs back — over and over, on thousands of items at once. Likwid watches every one of those lines so nobody has to check a spreadsheet to find the one about to flatline — the day you've outgrown the spreadsheet.
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SKUs monitored live
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reorder watch
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SKU A-2291 · PO #4471
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0 SKUs · 3 warehouses
Forecast to replenish, without you in the loop
Five moves the agent runs continuously. Tap any step to hold it.
Predict demand, SKU by SKU
Models learn your history, seasonality and live signals to project what each item actually needs — not a flat average.
From one bin to every warehouse — one source of truth
Raw material, work-in-progress and finished goods, across every location, on a single live thread. No reconciliation, no month-end surprises — the live stock picture every MRP run nets against.
3+
warehouses, one view
Live
positions, real time
RM→FG
every stage tracked
Right stock, freed cash
25–40%
lower inventory holding cost
98%+
service level maintained
15–30%
working capital freed
50%
faster planning cycles
Typical targets for inventory optimization — actual results depend on your starting point.
Built for the factory, not the rack
AI-native, not a rules engine
Built on models that learn your patterns — not a retrofitted set of if-then thresholds.
Built for the factory
Designed around multi-stage production, BOMs and batches, not generic warehouse racks.
No rip-and-replace
Layers on top of SAP, Oracle, Odoo, Dynamics or your own stack — live in weeks, not years.
Inventory management software for Indian manufacturers
Most stock software is built for a single warehouse and a clean master. Indian factories run several godowns, a Tally ledger, and a stock register somebody maintains by hand.
Stock across every godown, in one view
Plants, godowns and depots in different states, each with its own stock register today. Likwid holds them as one live picture — so a shortage in Bhiwandi can be covered from Baddi before anyone raises a purchase order.
You're on Tally and Excel. That's fine.
Tally is a good ledger and a poor planner. Likwid layers on top and takes the planning — demand per SKU, reorder points, replenishment — while your books stay exactly where your CA expects them. No migration, no rip-and-replace.
Batch and expiry, because pharma and food need it
The verticals that run India's SMB manufacturing — pharma, nutraceuticals, food and FMCG — live on batch numbers and expiry dates. Issues pick the earliest-expiring batch on their own and expired stock is blocked before it can ship.
Priced for a ₹20–200 crore factory
Per-user pricing in rupees, not an enterprise licence plus a system integrator. You can self-host the open-source core for free, or run it on our cloud — and be live in about three weeks rather than most of a year.
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