Stockouts and missed sales
Demand changes faster than reorder habits, leaving important products unavailable when customers are ready to buy.

They often start earlier, when purchasing, receiving, supplier performance and warehouse activity are disconnected. Small exceptions become expensive problems when teams discover them too late.
Demand changes faster than reorder habits, leaving important products unavailable when customers are ready to buy.
Buyers over-order or buy too early, trapping cash in slow-moving, seasonal or duplicate stock.
Teams spend hours checking history, on-hand quantities, open orders and supplier information before making a buying decision.
Wrong quantities, unexpected substitutions and cost changes create inventory errors that ripple through sales and accounting.
Late deliveries, changing lead times and incomplete shipments are hard to manage when vendor performance is not visible.
Paper-based receiving, counts, transfers and picking slow the team down and make every extra location harder to manage.

Demand becomes a buying decision. A buying decision becomes a purchase order. A purchase order becomes a receipt. A receipt becomes available inventory. That inventory has to be stored, moved, picked, sold and replenished again.
When those steps live in separate spreadsheets, paper processes and disconnected tools, management loses visibility between the moments that matter most.

The strongest model combines disciplined execution with forward-looking intelligence. Counterpoint becomes the system of record for inventory operations. DataIQ turns the resulting data into forecasts, alerts and management priorities.
Run purchasing, receiving, inventory, suppliers, locations and warehouse movements through connected business processes.
Analyze sales, inventory and purchasing activity to surface what is changing, what may happen next and what deserves attention.

Create and manage purchase orders with item, supplier, quantity, cost and delivery information tied to the inventory process.
Use sales activity, stocking levels, minimums, maximums and supply requirements to guide what deserves purchasing attention.
Centralize vendor records, purchasing units, costs, order multiples, lead-time information and purchasing history.


POS Highway’s mobile warehouse solution extends Counterpoint with barcode-driven workflows on iOS, Android and rugged handheld devices, helping teams reduce paperwork and complete inventory work where the inventory actually lives.

DataIQ analyzes Counterpoint sales, inventory and purchasing data to help owners, buyers and managers move from reactive reporting to forward-looking exception management.

A supplier relationship should be more than price. When purchasing, receiving and sales data are connected, managers can evaluate the operational impact of vendor performance and use that context in negotiations and planning.

Reduce repetitive report gathering, spreadsheet reconciliation and SKU-by-SKU review. Put buyers and managers on the exceptions that actually need a decision.
Earlier visibility into excess stock, dead stock, shortages and supplier issues can support more disciplined purchasing and reduce avoidable inventory investment.
More consistent receiving, mobile warehouse workflows and better visibility can help teams support more products, orders and locations without multiplying manual work.
No. Counterpoint remains the operational foundation for purchase orders, receiving, inventory, transfers and related business processes. DataIQ analyzes that business data to provide dashboards, forecasting, alerts and decision support.
It extends inventory activity to mobile and rugged devices for workflows such as receiving, physical counts, transfers, adjustments, picking, packing and verification.
Forecasting can help management identify potential shortages, excess inventory and changing demand earlier, supporting better purchasing timing and working-capital decisions.
DataIQ is positioned around analytics, forecasting, intelligent alerts and decision support. Automated purchasing capabilities should be confirmed for the specific customer implementation before being represented as available.
Yes. Counterpoint supports multi-location inventory operations, and POS Highway’s warehouse solution is designed for single and multi-location workflows.
Start with inventory accuracy, purchasing and receiving workflows, locations, supplier processes and the decisions managers make manually today. Then configure the operational and analytics layers around those real needs.