Warehouse and dimension tracking
Track stock by warehouse, batch, serial number or configured operational dimensions such as shelf or zone.
Unify ERPNext stock, serial and batch traceability, automatic replenishment and planned asset maintenance with agents that watch operational conditions continuously.

ERPNext records inventory by warehouse and can extend tracking through serial numbers, batches and custom inventory dimensions. Reorder levels can create material requests, while the asset register and maintenance schedules preserve lifecycle history.
Calrian connects that system of record to scanners, gateways and equipment telemetry. Agents identify mismatches, forecast replenishment and recommend maintenance based on both schedule and observed condition.
Designed for accountable autonomy. Agents observe, reason and prepare actions; permissions, approval workflows and human override determine what can execute.
Track stock by warehouse, batch, serial number or configured operational dimensions such as shelf or zone.
Create material requests when stock reaches item-specific reorder levels and notify responsible stock or purchasing roles.
Maintain the identity, ownership, value and service context of operational assets.
Define recurring tasks, owners and periodicity; ERPNext generates planned maintenance logs against the schedule.
Compares expected stock with scans, movements and physical observations to prioritise discrepancies.
Looks beyond a static threshold by considering demand, lead time and open supply before recommending quantities.
Combines maintenance schedules with usage, vibration, temperature or fault events to identify risk.
Capture items and assets through warehouse records, serials, batches, scans and device identity.
Compare physical observations with stock and asset state in ERPNext.
Estimate shortage or maintenance risk from demand, usage and condition trends.
Prepare material requests, counts or maintenance work for the responsible team.
Start with one high-value process, connect the ERPNext records and operational signals, then define exactly where agents may recommend, prepare or act.
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