What Data Fusion does
Everything that happens between the order and the invoice
One system for the physical side of the business — what you have, where it is,
what it cost, who touched it, and what still has to be made.
Multi-store inventory
Unlimited warehouses, stores and bins with segmented bin naming. Stock levels, opening balances and on-hand analysis per store, item and location.
Purchasing & receiving
Receive against live Sage purchase orders, part-receive with remaining quantities, handle multi-currency, print GRNs, and reconcile Sage-side PO edits without losing receipt history.
Additional costs, posted to Sage
Freight, duty, clearing and handling captured at receiving, on transfers and per BOM workstation — bound to the lot for life and written back to Sage as journals against the accounts you nominate.
Average cost per warehouse
Sage holds one average cost per item. Data Fusion holds one per item per warehouse, carried on every stock movement — so every valuation traces back to the movement that produced it.
Picking & dispatch
Pick from several stores on one slip, split a pick across lots, part-pick with the balance to back order, and drag picking slips through your own picking, packing and delivery stages.
Lot & batch tracking
Capture the supplier’s own batch codes or let the system generate them. Costs stay welded to the lot, and lot-level movement analysis shows exactly where each batch went.
Serial number tracking New
Track individual units end to end. Serials are held as lots of quantity one, so the supplier batch still groups them — scanned in at receiving, scanned out at picking.
Expiry control New
Use-by dates per lot, with a live view of what is short-dated and what has expired, by store and by item — before it turns into a write-off.
Traceability & recall New
Start from a lot or serial and see every customer it reached; start from a customer and see every batch they received. The recall question, answered in seconds.
Stock counts & adjustments
Count by store, upload counted sheets, review variances before you commit, then adjust with a full audit trail. Scanner counting for the aisles.
Transfers between stores
Move stock between warehouses with transfer slips, lot selection and additional costs, so the receiving store’s average cost reflects what it really cost to get there.
Re-order report New
What to buy, how much, and why — demand, stock on hand and stock on order in one view, with a drill-down to the documents behind every figure.