A Tag For Every Crate, From The Moment It Lands
Receive a container and the system generates a tag for every crate in it, each carrying its own pieces-per-crate quantity. From that point on, the tag is the unit your business actually works in — it is what gets allocated, picked, shipped and costed, rather than an averaged quantity that stops matching reality the moment a crate is short.
Tags Generated On Receipt
Every crate in the container gets its own tag with its own piece count, created as part of receiving rather than keyed in afterwards.
Specific Tag Allocation
Sales orders allocate named tags, not an anonymous quantity — so what the customer is promised is the material that actually ships.
Variance Check At Release
A quantity-variance check blocks release until every line is fully tag-allocated. The shortfall surfaces on your dock, not at your customer’s.
Quote In The Units Your Market Trades In
Quote and price in MSF, MBF, M², M³ or pieces. Conversions are calculated automatically from panel dimensions, so the same material can be bought in one unit, stocked in another and sold in a third without anyone maintaining a spreadsheet of factors on the side.
MSF-based pricing carries the whole way through — from opportunity to quote to sales order — with sheets-per-pallet math built in, so a price agreed with a customer is the price that reaches the invoice.
Why It Matters Downstream
Tag-level detail is not just an inventory nicety. It is what makes certification chain-of-custody possible, because certifications attach to the tag and travel with it. It is what makes per-tag landed cost possible, because freight and duty can be allocated to the specific material they moved. Every capability further down the line depends on getting this layer right first.
See It Running On Your Own Tally
Bring us a container manifest and we will show you what receiving, allocating and shipping it looks like in a working Acumatica environment.
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