Inventory
Inventory management connected to procurement decisions.
Neumas keeps inventory part of a larger operating system: stock levels inform forecasts, purchasing requirements, supplier decisions, waste attribution, and margin outcomes.
1. Current stock in context
Inventory records feed demand forecasts and procurement requirements so teams can understand projected stock, required quantity, recommended order date, confidence, and risk.
2. Ledger discipline
Goods receipts and waste events update inventory through the ledger instead of bypassing movement history.
3. From stock to action
Stock risk becomes evidence for recommendations, approvals, purchase orders, exceptions, and margin attribution rather than a standalone alert.
Frequently asked questions
- What does autonomous procurement mean in Neumas?
- It means Neumas observes demand and inventory evidence, recommends purchasing actions, evaluates policy, routes approvals, creates traceable actions, and verifies outcomes. External supplier execution is only enabled through real provider adapters.
- How is Neumas different from inventory software?
- Inventory software tracks stock. Neumas connects stock to recipes, demand forecasts, supplier offers, purchase orders, receiving, invoices, policy, and margin outcomes.
- How does Neumas control food cost?
- Neumas calculates theoretical food cost, tracks supplier and invoice variance, records waste, reconciles purchases, and attributes margin leakage only where evidence exists.
Start with the public overview, then try the product.
Neumas keeps core company and product information public while private dashboards remain authenticated and protected.