CONSIGNMENT STOCK MANAGEMENT

Consignment stock,
without the guesswork.

When you're holding stock that belongs to your suppliers, you need more than a simple stock count. You need to know whose goods are on your shelves, what's been delivered and what you're still holding.

Lagerhaus is warehouse software built to manage consignment stock alongside the stock you've purchased — without having to run two separate systems.

ONE WAREHOUSE, TWO OWNERSHIP TYPES

Not everything on your shelves belongs to your business.

With ordinary purchased stock, the goods belong to your business. With consignment stock, a supplier places goods in your care but retains ownership. In either case, your warehouse still has to receive, locate, pick and dispatch the stock.

Lagerhaus brings both into the same day-to-day warehouse process while keeping the ownership distinction clear.

PURCHASED STOCK

Goods you own

Stock you've bought from a supplier. Lagerhaus records it as purchased stock when it is received.

CONSIGNMENT STOCK

Goods you hold for someone else

Stock supplied for you to store and distribute, while the supplier remains the owner.

FROM DELIVERY TO SUPPLIER REPORT

One clear record, from the day the stock arrives.

You shouldn't have to reconstruct what happened at the end of the month. Keep the important details together as stock moves through the warehouse.

  1. 01

    Receive it correctly

    When goods arrive, mark the receipt as purchased or consignment, and record the supplier and product details.

  2. 02

    Keep it traceable

    Track products, quantities, packaging and batches across the warehouse without losing track of stock ownership.

  3. 03

    Pick and deliver

    Move goods through the same picking and delivery process your team uses for other stock, with delivery records linked to the movement.

  4. 04

    Report back to the supplier

    Review opening balances, stock received, goods delivered and stock remaining over the period you've selected.

SUPPLIER VISIBILITY

A supplier asks for a stock statement. You have an answer.

Instead of searching through delivery notes and spreadsheets, you can review consignment activity by supplier and period.

See what was on hand at the start, what came in, what went out and what remains. Choose a summary or a more detailed statement when the supplier needs to check specific movements.

SUPPLIER ACTIVITYREPORT OVERVIEW
  • Opening balanceStock carried into the period
  • ReceivedStock added during the period
  • DeliveredStock sent out to customers
  • Other movementsReturns, transfers and adjustments
  • Closing balanceStock remaining with your business

Illustration of report categories, not customer data.

GOOD TO KNOW

A few practical answers.

Does Lagerhaus manage purchased and consignment stock together?

Yes. You identify how stock is held when it is received. Both types can move through your warehouse workflows, while the records distinguish supplier-owned goods from purchased goods.

Can I see how much consignment stock is left for a supplier?

Consignment activity reporting shows opening and closing balances, receipts and deliveries for a selected period. Summary and detailed views are available within the private-rollout platform.

Does this handle supplier invoicing or payments?

Lagerhaus focuses on physical stock and delivery records. It is not designed to replace your invoicing or accounting system.

Can I start using Lagerhaus today?

Not yet. Lagerhaus is currently in private rollout. You can register your interest and we'll contact you when there is relevant news about future access.

PRIVATE ROLLOUT

Run your warehouse with a clearer picture of the stock.

Interested in Lagerhaus for your business? Leave your details and we'll let you know about future availability.

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