Solution — Project- & Warehouse-Wise Inventory

Stock segmented by project and warehouse

One store often serves many projects, many warehouses and many customers at once — and mixing them up is how material goes missing and project cost goes wrong. Fast Inventory segments stock by project and by warehouse, gives supplier- and customer-wise views, holds reserve and virtual stock so the same units are never double-promised, and supports zoned locations including temperature-monitored zones. One configurable system, cloud or on-premise, for businesses across India and worldwide.

Project-wise
material issued and tracked to a project
Plant → bin
fully configurable hierarchy
Reserve + virtual
never double-promised
Segmented Stock — Live
🏗️ Project-Wise Stock Allocated
Project A · issued 320 · on hand 140
Project B · reserved 80 · not double-promised
🏭 Warehouse Hierarchy Plant → Bin
Plant 1 · WH-2 · Loc-A · Store-3 · Bin-14
Item-by-location balance at every level
🤝 Supplier / Customer View Whose stock
Customer-wise location · consignment stock
Supplier-wise view for returns & claims
❄️ Zones Configured
Cold zone · bonded area · hazardous store
Dhruv AI
"How much stock is allocated to Project A?" — answered
Movement clustering · "material to site" theme flagged
Insight: WH-3 holding idle stock for a closed project
Part of the Fast Suite — 12 products on one platform, built in Pune by Improsys
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Why project- and multi-warehouse businesses choose Fast Inventory

The stock problems every project
and multi-warehouse operation recognises

Material for different projects gets mixed up

One store holds stock for several projects, but nothing ties material to a job — so consumption is guessed, project cost is wrong, and one project quietly eats another's stock.

Nobody knows what is in which warehouse

With stock spread across plants, warehouses and stores, an item-by-location view doesn't exist — so buyers reorder what's already sitting in another warehouse.

Supplier and customer stock views don't exist

Returnable, consignment and customer-owned material sits in the same pile as everything else, so no one can say whose stock is where when a claim or return comes in.

The same stock gets promised twice

Without reserve or virtual stock, one quantity is committed to two orders or projects at once, and the shortfall only shows up when both come to draw it.

How Fast Inventory fixes each one
Material issued and tracked to a projectIssue material against a specific project so each project's consumption and balance is its own — and project cost is tied to the right job, not guessed at year end.
A configurable Plant → Warehouse → Bin hierarchyStock is segmented as finely as you need, with a running balance at every level and an item-by-location report showing exactly where each item sits.
Supplier- and customer-wise viewsSee stock supplier-wise for returns and claims, and customer-wise — including a customer-wise location — for consignment and customer-owned material.
Reserve and virtual stock stop double promisesReserve quantity for an order or project so it isn't freely available, and hold a virtual reservation during issue — so the same units are never committed twice.
Master-data hierarchy

From plant to bin — segment stock
however your business actually stores it

The hierarchy is configuration, not hardcoded — so a running balance is kept at every level, and stock can also be viewed by project, supplier, customer and zone across it.

Plant
Top level — one or many sites
Contains
Warehouse
Segment stock warehouse-wise
Divides into
Location
Areas within a warehouse
Holds
Store Location
Named stores by function or type
Down to
Bin Location
Finest level — the exact bin
Overlaid by
Zones
Cold, bonded, hazardous — configured
End-to-end flow

Configure the hierarchy → issue to a project →
reserve stock → view by every dimension

Fast Inventory gives project and multi-warehouse businesses the segmentation they keep trying to fake with separate spreadsheets — with one ledger underneath and every dimension available as a view.

Configure the hierarchy
Set up Plant, Warehouse, Location, Store Location and Bin — plus zones — through configuration, not code
Issue to a project
Issue material against a project so its consumption and balance stay its own, and cost ties to the job
Reserve stock
Reserve or virtually hold quantity for an order or project so the same units are never double-promised
View by every dimension
Pull stock by project, warehouse, location, supplier, customer or zone from the same ledger
01 — Project-wise stock

Material issued and tracked against a project

When one store serves several projects, each job's material must stay its own. Fast Inventory lets you issue material against a specific project and track it there — so at any moment you can see what is allocated to each project, what has been consumed and what is still on hand for it. Project cost ties to the right job instead of being reconstructed at year end, and one project can never quietly draw down another's stock.

Issue material against a specific project
Per-project allocation, consumption and on-hand balance
Project cost tied to the job, not guessed
Reports pulled project by project
Project-Wise Stock — Live
Live
Project
Issued
On hand
Project A · Site 1steel & fittings
320
140
Project B · Site 2reserved 80
210
95
Project C · Plantnear completion
640
12
02 — Warehouse-wise & master-data hierarchy

Plant → Warehouse → Location → Store → Bin, all configurable

The master-data hierarchy is configuration, not hardcoded: Plant, then Warehouse, then Location, then Store Location, then Bin. A running per-location balance is kept for every item at every level, and an item-by-location report shows exactly where each item sits across every warehouse — so buyers never reorder what's already sitting in another warehouse. Add or reorganise warehouses and stores as your business changes, without touching code.

Configurable Plant → Warehouse → Location → Store → Bin
Running per-location balance at every level
Item-by-location report across all warehouses
Stock transfer between stores and warehouses on the ledger
Item-by-Location — Bolt M12
All WH
Location
WH
Bin
Qty
Plant 1main store
WH-1
B-04
1,200
Plant 1site store
WH-2
A-11
340
Plant 2overflow
WH-3
C-02
560
03 — Supplier- & customer-wise views

Know whose material is where

Every receipt records its supplier and every movement carries its reference, so stock can be viewed supplier-wise — useful for returns, claims and quality traceability back to a source — and customer-wise, including holding stock at a customer-wise location for material reserved or consigned to a particular customer. That gives distributors and manufacturers a clear view of returnable, consignment and customer-owned stock, so nothing is lost in the general pile when a claim or return comes in.

Supplier-wise stock and movement for returns and claims
Customer-wise view, including a customer-wise location
Consignment and customer-owned stock kept distinct
Traceability back to the source supplier
Customer-Wise Stock
Whose material, where
Customer X · consignment
Loc CX-1
Customer Y · reserved
Loc CY-2
Supplier Z · returnable
Claim open
Own free stock
Main store
Whose stock is clear
Returns & claims handled without a hunt
04 — Reserve, virtual stock & zones

Never promise the same units twice

Reserve stock soft-commits quantity to an order or project so it isn't freely available, and releases it on de-reserve; virtual stock holds a soft reservation during issue or picking, so material being allocated isn't counted as available elsewhere at the same moment. Together they stop the same units being promised to two demands at once. And zones — including temperature-monitored zones — can be created within a warehouse, so a cold zone, a bonded area or a hazardous store is just another configured part of the hierarchy.

Reserve / de-reserve stock for orders and projects
Virtual stock — soft reservation during issue/picking
Zones within a warehouse, including temperature-monitored
Bonded, cold and hazardous areas as configured locations
Availability — Bolt M12
Free vs reserved
On hand2,100
Reserved · Project B80
Virtual · issue in progress45
Freely available1,975
Cold zone stock— n/a
Double-promised?No
Reserved qty never shows as available
05 — Reports & Dhruv AI

Ask your segmented stock questions — in plain English

Beyond item-by-location, valuation, aging and reconciliation reports, Dhruv AI gives project and store managers a role dashboard over live data, a natural-language chat that turns a plain-English question into a query validated through a read-only sandbox, and clustering that groups issue and transfer remarks into labelled themes — so idle stock held for a closed project, or a warehouse over-stocked against demand, surfaces on its own instead of waiting for a report to be run.

Item-by-location, valuation, aging and reconciliation reports
Plain-English questions over live segmented data
Read-only security sandbox — AI can query, never change data
Idle-stock and over-stock insights called out per warehouse
Dhruv AI — Ask anything
Natural-language inventory analytics
"How much stock is allocated to Project A?"
"Where is item M12 across all warehouses?"
"What stock is reserved but not yet issued?"
Cluster: "material to site" — remarks grouped
Cluster: "customer consignment" — remarks grouped
AI insight: idle stock held for a closed project in WH-3
Full capability set

Everything Fast Inventory covers
for project- and warehouse-wise stock

Project-wise issue

Issue material against a specific project and track its allocation, consumption and on-hand balance, so project cost ties to the job instead of being guessed.

Configurable hierarchy

Plant → Warehouse → Location → Store Location → Bin, all configuration and not hardcoded, with a running per-location balance at every level.

Supplier & customer views

Stock and movement supplier-wise for returns and claims, and customer-wise including a customer-wise location for consignment and customer-owned material.

Reserve & virtual stock

Soft-commit quantity to an order or project, and hold a virtual reservation during issue, so the same units are never promised to two demands at once.

Zones & storage types

Create zones within a warehouse — cold, bonded and hazardous — including temperature-monitored zones, as configured parts of the location hierarchy.

Reports & Dhruv AI

Item-by-location, valuation, aging and reconciliation reports, plus a Dhruv AI dashboard, NL queries and idle/over-stock insights.

FAQ

Project & warehouse-wise inventory —
what store and project managers ask us

Can it show stock by project?

Yes. Material is issued against a project and tracked to it, so you always see what is allocated, consumed and on hand for each project — with cost tied to the right job.

Does it segment stock by warehouse?

Yes. The hierarchy — Plant, Warehouse, Location, Store Location, Bin — is fully configurable, with a running balance and an item-by-location view at every level.

Can I see stock supplier- and customer-wise?

Yes. Stock and movement view supplier-wise for returns and claims, and customer-wise — including a customer-wise location for consignment and customer-owned material.

What are reserve and virtual stock?

Reserve soft-commits quantity so it isn't freely available; virtual stock holds a soft reservation during issue — together they stop the same units being double-promised.

Does it support temperature-monitored zones?

Yes. Zones — including temperature-monitored, bonded and hazardous — can be created within a warehouse as configured locations, tracked like any other location.

When do I need Fast WMS instead?

When you need directed putaway/picking, pallet and bin optimization and heavy handheld execution. Fast WMS is the superset on the same stock model.

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One system — every other inventory scenario too

Segment your stock — by project, warehouse and customer.

A 30-minute demo — your projects, warehouses and customer stock on screen. See project-wise issue, the master-data hierarchy, reserve stock and zones work as one configurable inventory system.

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Project-wise stock Plant → bin hierarchy Supplier & customer views Reserve, virtual & zones