Never miss a critical expiry date again
Stay ahead of stock and asset expiration with smart expiry triggers and proactive alerts – built for teams managing sensitive and high-value inventory.
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Key benefits:
Smart Expiry Management:
Define trigger points before items expire and receive automated reminders to act in advance.
Proactive Risk Reduction:
Avoid last-minute scrambles by surfacing soon-to-expire items ahead of time — helping you rotate stock, restock critical components, or safely retire them.
Operationally Embedded
Expiry alerts are visible to all relevant users — from warehouse managers to field engineers.
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Flexible expiry triggers
Create expiry rules based on how much time is left before expiration (e.g. 30, 60, or 90 days).
Set expiry triggers for one or several individual item and assign the alerts to specific users.
Customize your triggers with tags so that you can filter the way you want and easily monitor time-sensitive or safety-critical items.
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Streamlined monitoring and visibility
View expiry status directly within your inventory overview.
Instantly identify what’s expiring soon and filter based on urgency, location, or category.
Keep your teams aligned with real-time expiry visibility.
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Audit-ready and actionable
Log every expiry trigger and resolution for transparent oversight.
Stay compliant and ready for audits by maintaining accurate expiry records — no spreadsheets needed.
Equip all stakeholders with the data they need to make timely, risk-informed decisions.
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Everything you need to manage field inventory
Frequently asked questions
Tracking expiry dates at batch and lot level across every location, with alerts before items expire. It supports FEFO: first expired, first out.
An expired implant or reagent is a compliance and safety risk. Batch-level tracking with an audit trail keeps you ready for inspections and recalls.
You set thresholds per product group. The right users get notified in time to rotate, swap or use the stock before it dies on the shelf.
Yes. When the producer encodes expiry in a readable barcode such as GS1 DataMatrix, Ventory captures it in the scan and compares it with the system record.