CoresightIQ · Inventory intelligence

Inventory control built for how warehouses actually run.

Real time inventory, picking, and operational health metrics for lubricant distributors. CoresightIQ shows where capital is tied up, where service is at risk, and where smarter stocking decisions will improve results. A web app with a flat monthly fee. Nothing to install, and we set it up on your floor.

Why it exists

Built by someone who's been on the floor

We've watched forklift drivers waste hours looking for pallets the system says are there. We've seen spreadsheets that only one person understands become mission critical.

We built CoresightIQ because most WMS platforms are too complex, too expensive, and built for consultants, not operators.

What you get

The short version

Operators learn it in days, not weeks
The screens match how the floor already works. Receiving, putaway, picking, counts. No training binder required.
Health metrics you can act on
A live operational pulse of your inventory. Where capital is parked, which SKUs put service at risk, where stocking decisions are costing you.
Handles the quirks of lubricants
Package size conversions, deposit tracking, lot traceability. The things the big platforms can't handle are already in the product.

The intelligence layer

Coresight IQYour live inventory intelligence layer

Most inventory systems are a really accurate record of the past. IQ reads the same stuff overnight (sales history, what's on hand, what's already on order) and turns it into the calls you'd otherwise be making from memory.

Twelve views, all off the same nightly run, so no two screens ever tell you different numbers.

What's at risk

How long each SKU lasts at the rate it's actually selling, scored against your supplier's lead time and whether demand is picking up.

Coverage
Stockout
Health
Forecast

What to buy

Order quantities back up to your max, with supplier minimums and case packs already worked in. Every line tells you why it's there.

Replenish
Min Max
Fast Movers

Where the cash is

Every dollar on the floor split into buckets that don't overlap, so excess and dead stock show up as money instead of just units.

Capital
Deadstock
Margins
Customers
Ask AI

OvernightRuns nightly, or whenever you ask

Every lineShows you how it got there

Your historyYour numbers, not industry averages

See it

What it actually looks like

A real system with a lubricants distributor's catalogue loaded in. Motor oils, hydraulic fluid, drums, DEF. Not a mockup.

It tells you what to do, not just what you have

Every recommendation shows how it got there: projected inventory 184 is below min 638, rounded up to 253 case packs of 6. You can argue with it, which is why you can trust it.
Where your cash is parked

Every dollar on the floor sorted into healthy, low coverage, excess and dead. The buckets don't overlap, so they add up to your stock value. Those last two columns are money you could get back.
How long everything lasts, at the rate it actually sells

Not units on hand. Months of cover. Click a band and the list filters to the SKUs behind that number, so the count and the reason are never more than a tap apart.
What's about to run out, and why

Days of cover against supplier lead time, whether demand is picking up, and whether anything is already on order to catch it. Every score lists its reasons instead of asking you to just trust it.
A floor plan that built itself

Drawn from your own bin codes. No CAD file, no setup project. Shade it by occupancy, velocity, deadstock or dollars, or search a SKU and watch its bin light up.
The buy list, not a report about the buy list

Supplier minimums and case packs are already worked in, so you can order the quantities exactly as they sit. Export it and send it.
Dispatch: from order to truck

Orders land on a dispatch board and get assigned to trucks and drivers. The warehouse picks and loads against that plan, and the manifest shows what's on every truck before it leaves the yard.
A different interface for the floor

Big targets, dark screen, one job at a time. A Bluetooth scanner pairs like a keyboard and drives the whole thing without a single tap, it beeps so nobody has to look at the tablet, and it keeps working in dead zones then syncs once signal comes back.