Services/Mobile App Development
Forget spreadsheets and dedicated barcode scanners — with your own inventory app, every team member can scan products using their phone camera, log movements directly on the warehouse floor, and check stock levels in real time from anywhere. At AISDC we design and develop fully custom mobile inventory applications tailored to your company's operations, integrated with the systems you already use.
We map your current inventory workflows, user roles, and existing systems to precisely define what the app needs to do, which integrations are required, and how the counting, receiving, and dispatch processes will work inside the application.
We prototype the key screens — scanning, physical counts, inter-warehouse transfers — prioritizing speed of use on the warehouse floor: large touch targets, minimal-step flows, and support for one-handed or gloved operation.
We build the app for iOS and Android (or cross-platform, depending on your case), integrate the camera scanner, offline logic, and connections to your ERP or point-of-sale system, then publish it to the App Store and Google Play under your company's developer account.
We support adoption with team training and post-launch monitoring. After go-live we provide corrective support and iterative releases so the app grows alongside your operations.
Reads 1D barcodes, QR codes, and Data Matrix formats directly through the smartphone camera — no external scanning hardware required. Works at varying read speeds and under the uneven lighting conditions common in real warehouse environments.
Generate count sheets, assign them to users, and capture quantities by scanning or keying them in from the floor. The system automatically compares results against the theoretical inventory, surfaces discrepancies, and lets a supervisor approve or adjust them before confirming.
Log supplier receipts, customer shipments, returns, and internal transfers directly from the phone at the moment and location where they happen — eliminating back-office re-entry and the errors it introduces.
The app stores movements locally when there is no signal and syncs them automatically once connectivity is restored, with no user intervention needed. Ideal for warehouses with limited coverage or loading docks where Wi-Fi doesn't reach.
Manage multiple warehouses, plants, or branches from a single app. Users see only the locations they are authorized for, and reports can consolidate or segment inventory by site according to your operational needs.
Attach photos taken with the phone to document a part's condition, damage on receipt, or physical rack location. Geolocation records where each movement was logged — useful for field teams, audits, and dispute resolution.
Operators receiving and dispatching goods throughout the day use the app to scan items on arrival, record rack locations, pick orders, and close shifts with a cycle count — all from their phone, without paper.
Sales reps or technicians working away from the office check stock levels in their vehicle inventory, log items at the point of delivery, and sync with the central system when they return to an area with internet access.
Stores with fast-moving merchandise that need daily or weekly counts by category: floor staff scan shelf items with their phone and results appear on the web dashboard within minutes, ready for replenishment decisions.
It is a mobile application installed on your team's phones or tablets that lets your company record and track inventory in real time: receipts, shipments, counts, transfers, and stock levels by location. Unlike desktop software, it is used directly on the warehouse floor or in the field — right where physical stock movements actually happen.
Yes. The app uses the smartphone's rear camera to read 1D barcodes (EAN, UPC, Code 128, and others), QR codes, and 2D formats such as Data Matrix. No additional hardware is required, although it can also integrate with Bluetooth barcode scanners if your operation already uses them or needs higher scanning throughput.
Yes. The app can operate without an internet connection: it saves movements on the device and syncs them automatically with the server once connectivity is restored. This allows uninterrupted work in warehouse areas with limited Wi-Fi coverage or when field teams are outside mobile data range.
Yes — integration with existing systems is built into the project scope. During the discovery phase we evaluate the APIs or export mechanisms available in your ERP, POS, or other tools, and build the necessary connectors so inventory movements are reflected on both sides without duplicate data entry.
It is fully custom. AISDC does not sell licenses to a generic product: we design and develop the app specifically for your company's workflows, user roles, and systems. The business logic, user permissions, integrations, and visual identity reflect exactly how your organization operates — not a generic process you would have to adapt to.
Tell us how your real estate business operates and we will propose a system designed for your process.
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