Endpoint runs receiving, picking, counts and production inside Acumatica, so every move is scanned and verified on the floor before it reaches your ledger.
Trusted by 40,000+ operators since 1989.
Guide material handlers through transactions to eliminate guesswork.
See inventory move as it happens.
Lot and serial tracking end to end.
Start with the floor processes that create the most operational noise, then expand.
Capture clean data at the source.
Data flows straight back to your ERP.
Accurate and reliable data in Acumatica means more confidence, from the front of the office to the loading dock.
Scan, count, submit. Scan-validated numbers tell the truth before the error spreads.
Variances flag in real time, so the morning starts with real exceptions, not recounts.
The count and the books agree, so the close isn’t a negotiation.
From dock to dispatch, with the production floor in between, Endpoint directs every move so inventory stays accurate, work orders stay on track, and your team always knows the next step.
Scan-driven receiving captures lot and serial data, then routes each item to the right bin.
Multi-bin and license plate tracking, with bin transfers to replenish pick locations and cycle counts posted to Acumatica in real time.
Wave picking with FIFO and FEFO enforced, plus quality checks at pick and pack so shipments are verified before they leave the dock.
Material issue, labor, and move transactions posted to Acumatica production orders, with a step-by-step record of who did what, and where, at every operation.
Most teams find this out at the quote stage. Warehouse management is not part of your Acumatica edition, it is a line item. Acumatica's own April 2026 licensing guide says so, edition by edition.
Comes with the Distribution, Retail and Manufacturing editions. Marked available rather than included in Construction, Professional Services and General Business.
Marked available, never included, in all six edition datasheets and across all four tiers from Essentials to Enterprise.
Also an add-on in Distribution, Retail and Manufacturing.
So the base case carries a cost that most comparisons leave out, and the question changes shape. You are not deciding between free and paid. You are deciding which warehouse module earns the line item.
By Acumatica's own description, the module covers this ground. For a single site with straightforward orders and a team that already scans, that list covers the work.
Configure rows, aisles, shelves, bins and warehouse locations, with ABC classifications.
Mobile devices and barcode scanning, with inventory updating in real time.
Single-order, wave and batch picking with guided workflows.
Parcel carriers such as UPS, FedEx and USPS, plus LTL and TL support.
Transfers, receipts and cycle counts processed from handheld devices.
Role-based dashboards for warehouse, shipping and receiving teams, with anomaly detection and exception reporting.
The licensing answer surprises most people, so we put it first.
No. Acumatica includes Inventory Control in its Distribution, Retail and Manufacturing editions, but Warehouse Management is a separately licensed module. Acumatica's own April 2026 licensing guide marks it as available rather than included in every edition datasheet and every tier.
Yes. Acumatica sells a warehouse management module covering receiving, putaway, inventory movement, picking, packing and shipping, with mobile barcode scanning and carrier integration. It is licensed on top of your edition rather than bundled into it.
It is a common shorthand for tracking stock at the bin level rather than by warehouse total. Acumatica's Warehouse Management module, the separately licensed one, lets you configure rows, aisles, shelves, bins and warehouse locations. What varies between systems is how much of the work is directed, meaning whether the system tells the operator which bin to go to next rather than recording where they went.
It depends on scan volume, pallet handling and whether production is in scope. Acumatica's own community manager has said partner solutions are used to fill needs its product does not cover, naming license plating specifically. If your team scans every unit, tracks pallets by hand, or re-counts before trusting a number, those are the conditions worth testing a purpose-built module against.
Less scrambling, fewer surprises, and more confidence that your ERP matches your operations.
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