An inventory OS for
operators who hold someone else's stuff.
TrackTech is four products on one ledger. Multi-client warehouses, FBA prep, construction jobsites, healthcare supply. Same scanner, same audit trail, same billing engine. Pick the one that fits your operation.
- CSE-091Cold-press case · 12-ct+24
- BTL-414Recycled bottle · 16oz+12
- BOX-220Insulated mailer · M+96
- TEA-038Loose-leaf · oolong 4oz−6
- CND-771Soy candle · amber+18
We started with 3PL.
The same shape kept showing up.
Anywhere stuff arrives, sits for a while, and leaves with billing attached, TrackTech's ledger works. So we kept building.
Six bones every product shares.
No matter your vertical.
Scan, don’t type
UPC, NDC, ASIN, PO number. Each scan resolves to a known item and the right tenant in well under a second. Your team stops carrying clipboards on the dock and on the jobsite.
One ledger
Operators, clients, project owners, and accounting all read from the same source. No nightly export. No reconciliation step on Monday morning. The argument about whose number is right goes away.
Billing built in
Storage by day or by pallet. Handling by SKU class. Per-job cost codes. Per-procedure consumption. Whatever your contract says, the math runs at the moment of the event so month-end becomes a review, not a build.
Multi-tenant from day one
Clients, projects, facilities, jobs. Whatever your unit of separation is, TrackTech treats it as a real boundary, not a filtered view. You take on a new one without forking the operation.
Mobile, with gloves on
Tablets at the dock. Phones in the supply room. Rugged scanners on the jobsite. Scans queue when wifi drops and sync when it returns. Built for people wearing PPE, not people sitting at a desk.
Audit-grade by default
Every movement has a signer, a timestamp, a session, and a reason. The recall, the dispute, the JCAHO pull, the owner change order. The answer takes about five minutes instead of two weeks.
Run your operation on one ledger.
Most operators are live in under a week. Bring your messiest workflow, the one that keeps biting at month-end. We'll model it on the call.