Make “in stock” a promise your operation can keep.
Availability is where the customer promise begins. Hantera_ connects stock, reservations, fulfillment options, and market rules so teams never promise what the operation cannot deliver.
An inventory error is not an inventory problem. It is a support problem.
The customer never learns that stock was reserved in one system, blocked in another, and stale in a third. They only know the order was accepted and then it wasn’t.
Before
- Stock lives in several systems
- Reservations are invisible to other channels
- Two channels sell the same unit
- The order is accepted anyway
- Support finds out when the customer does
After
- Availability is calculated from real context
- Reservations count against what can be sold
- Channels share one view of the same stock
- The order routes to where stock actually is
- Support sees what changed and what is possible
Availability is not a stock number. It is an answer.
The question is never “how many exist?” It is “how many can we safely promise, to this customer, in this market, for this delivery date?” Hantera_ answers it from context rather than from a single field.
In stock used to be a guess. It should be a number.
The same jacket means different things to different channels.
Retail, wholesale, store, marketplace and support all draw on the same inventory under different rules. Availability has to respect all of them at once.
Channel-aware
Ecommerce, POS, inside sales, marketplaces and support work from connected availability.
Market-aware
Regional rules for shipping options, product availability and delivery promises.
Customer-aware
Wholesale allocation, customer-specific terms, replacements and priority handling.
Exception-aware
Surface the orders where availability changed before the customer finds the problem.
Tie inventory reality to the order journey.
Availability is not a report. It is the input to routing, delivery promises, exchanges, replacements, and what support can offer when something changes.
Find the promise before it breaks.
Show us how stock becomes availability in your business. We’ll show you where the number stops being true.