Know which units left, not just how many.
Stock counts tell you the quantity. They do not tell you which serial number went out on which order. That is what you need when a unit turns up somewhere it should not be, or when two customers claim the same one.
What outbound serial capture is good for.
SerialTrack records the outbound side: what left, when, and on whose order. It is not a warehouse management system, and it does not try to replace one.
Settling "we never received it"
The serial number that shipped is on the order. Whether the box arrived is a question for the carrier, but what was in it is no longer in doubt.
Tracing gray-market stock
When one of your units turns up in a channel you do not sell to, the serial number says which order it left on.
Shelf life and rotation
If your stock has expiry dates on it, they are captured with the same scan, and you can report on a date range.
Feeding your other systems
A webhook fires on every scan, so an inventory or ERP system can pick up the same record without anyone retyping it.
Need it to talk to something we do not list?
We have built custom integrations for inventory systems before. Tell us what you are running and what the data needs to look like at the other end.
Get in touchStart recording on the next shipment.
Connect your store, scan one order, and look at the record. About five minutes to set up, and nothing to pay for thirty days.