Fortex Technology (M) Sdn BhdAutomatic doors & entrance systems

Connected Inventory & Stock Analytics

Inventory clarity.
From scan to stock.

A barcode-enabled inventory system connected to SQL Accounting Software, with detailed stock tracking and stock-cover analytics.

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Connectedinventory and accounting

Barcode tracking, inventory records and stock-cover analytics are brought into one system, with an integration to Fortex’s SQL Accounting Software.

What we delivered

Inventory systems & accounting integration

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About the business / Fortex

Entrance systems. Stock behind every solution.

Fortex works with automatic doors and entrance systems. Behind these solutions is an inventory of products and components that the business needs to identify, track and understand.

Where the system fits

Our work supports that operation with barcode-based inventory tracking, SQL Accounting integration and stock-cover analytics.

The challenge

A clearer view of stock, from barcode to accounting.

Fortex needed an inventory system that could track stock through barcodes, work with its SQL Accounting Software and provide deeper visibility into stock cover.

We built an inventory system with barcode identification and stock tracking, and integrated it with SQL Accounting Software. In-depth analytics help the team understand stock cover and make more informed inventory decisions.

01 / Barcode inventory

Identify the item.
Track the stock.

Fortex’s inventory system uses barcodes to identify items and supports stock tracking across its automatic-door and entrance-system business.

  1. Give each item a clear identityBarcodes connect physical products with their inventory records.
  2. Follow inventory movementsStock tracking provides a clearer view of what is held.
  3. Put stock information to workInventory records support the system’s detailed analytics.
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From physical stock to a digital record.Concept illustration

02 / SQL Accounting integration

Inventory connected.
Accounting included.

The custom inventory system integrates with Fortex’s SQL Accounting Software, connecting stock management with the accounting software the business uses.

Custom system

Inventory

Barcode identification
Stock tracking
Stock-cover analytics

Software integration
Conceptual system relationship
Accounting software

SQL Accounting

The accounting platform
used by Fortex.

Physical stock

Identify and track the items the business handles.

Connected systems

An integration between inventory and accounting.

Business visibility

Use stock information to support operational decisions.

03 / In-depth analytics

Beyond quantities.
Understand cover.

A stock count tells you how much is available. Stock cover adds another perspective: how long that stock could last against demand.

We built detailed analytics into Fortex’s inventory system to help the team track stock cover and assess its inventory position.

Select a sample product to see how stock and demand relate to days of cover.

Stock-cover overviewIllustrative analytics · sample data
Example productDays of cover
Door operator / Example calculation
24units on hand÷0.8units / day=30days of cover

At this example demand rate, the stock on hand would cover 30 days. Actual cover depends on the stock and demand data used.

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