Cloud WMS · Endpoint Cloud
Cloud warehouse management that doesn’t change when your ERP does.
Endpoint Cloud is a cloud-based WMS and inventory control system for mid-market manufacturers and distributors. Every receipt, move, pick and count is scanned at the bin. Your ERP keeps the orders and the books; Endpoint keeps the shelves accurate, on QuickBooks Online, NetSuite, Sage or Business Central, or on its own.
- Multiple bins and license plates, even when your ERP knows one bin per item
- Lot and serial captured at receiving, traced forward and back
- Blind cycle counts during the shift, approved by a manager
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Your ERP knows the total. It doesn’t know the shelf.
Stock you can’t find.
The system says 40 on hand. Nobody knows which bin, pallet or trailer.
Mis-picks found by the customer.
Paper pick lists don’t check the item before it ships.
Counts that stop the floor.
A full count means closing the warehouse for a day.
Workarounds that pile up.
Bins used as statuses, spreadsheets beside the ERP, notes on clipboards.
Cloud WMS and inventory control, scanned at every step.
Hosted in the cloud and used on phones and rugged handheld scanners. Nothing to install or maintain on site.
Receive with proof.
Scan the purchase order, receive partial quantities and capture photos or signatures at the dock.
Put away to any bin.
Scan the item and the bin, and stock is located from the moment it lands. Multiple bins per item, and license plates to move a full pallet in one scan.
Pick, pack and ship by scan.
The app sends pickers to the right bin and checks every scan against the order before it leaves.
Blind cycle counts.
Assign counts by bin, hide expected quantities from counters, and approve variances or send lines back for a recount.
Lot and serial traceability.
Capture lots and serials at receiving, pick oldest stock first with FIFO rules, and trace any lot forward and back.
Labels, permissions and dashboards.
Print labels for items that arrive without barcodes, control what each user can do, and see stock and team performance in built-in dashboards.
A standalone WMS that stays when your systems change.
Changing or choosing an ERP.
Go live on Endpoint Cloud now. When the new ERP arrives, your team keeps the same scanners and workflows while the connection is set up.
Your ERP stops at one bin.
Keep QuickBooks Online, NetSuite, Sage or Business Central for orders and accounting, and run multiple bins, license plates and lots in Endpoint.
On accounting software or spreadsheets.
Run Endpoint Cloud on its own. Enter purchase orders in the web console or import orders from a file, and post inventory costs to your accounting system.
Your ERP or accounting system keeps the books. Endpoint keeps track of what is physically in the building.
Why teams move from spreadsheets and basic inventory apps.
“Endpoint virtually eliminated our shipping errors and caught receiving mistakes the moment they happened, not weeks later at reconciliation.”
Not ready for a demo?
Get the one-page guide “When paper and spreadsheets stop keeping up”: the signs your warehouse has outgrown manual tracking.
Questions teams ask before a demo.
Is Endpoint Cloud a full inventory management system?
It controls inventory where it physically sits: receiving, bins, picking, counts, lots and serials. Purchasing, sales orders and accounting stay in your ERP or accounting system.
Can it run without an ERP?
Yes. Purchase orders can be entered in the web console and orders imported from a file, with inventory costs posted to your accounting system. Most customers connect it to their ERP.
Isn’t this another system to maintain?
It’s hosted for you, and it stays connected: orders come from your ERP and inventory transactions go back to it. Your ERP keeps the books; Endpoint keeps the shelves.
Which ERPs does it connect to?
QuickBooks Online, NetSuite, Sage and Microsoft Dynamics Business Central. On Acumatica? Ask about Endpoint for Acumatica, which runs inside it.
What devices does my team use?
Phones and rugged handheld scanners running the Endpoint app, plus label printers.
Who is it built for?
Mid-market manufacturers and distributors with a dedicated warehouse and a team on the floor.