How many transactions will you record?
Answer three questions for a first estimate, then check the assumptions behind it. Ventory counts business events, not units: moving 100 of one part in one go is one transaction. Free to use.
Size it on your own history
The estimate is a starting point. Bring twelve months of goods movement lines and we size the plan with you, on your own numbers.
How the estimate works
One business event. One document, one timestamp, one source and destination, one lot where lots are tracked, and a quantity of any size. Moving 100 units of one part in one go is one transaction, not 100.
Quantity, users, locations, SKUs, alerts and notifications. None of these add to your transaction count.
It is a starting point built on industry examples. The accurate input is your own history: twelve months of goods movement lines to, from and between field locations. Each line on a document is one transaction.
When lots differ, when shipments go out on different days, when destinations differ, or when the lines sit on separate documents. 60 of lot A and 40 of lot B is two transactions.
There is no hard stop. You can add a bundle mid-year if usage grows. Overage is charged at 120% of your rate, and up to 10% of unused volume rolls over on renewal.
Only for the presentation. The estimate, the range, the plan and the price table stay on screen without it. Your work email unlocks the twelve-slide deck for your industry, to download or to present.
