Command Center runs the operation behind the product — receiving, scanning, stock and shipping in one system. It is also the platform two other industries run on: care practices and creator agencies get their own edition of the same console.
Three editions
Inventory is what Command Center is best known for, and the deepest thing it does. It is not the only thing it does — the same tenancy, roles and document engine carry two other industries, each with its own pages rather than a reskin of someone else's.
Resellers and multi-warehouse retail operations
Receive against a supplier, scan into a warehouse, sell, then scan out matched to the order it belongs to.
Therapy practices contracting to care homes
One visit log, read as a roster, a timesheet, a set of progress reports and a month's invoices.
Influencer and creator marketing agencies
A creator roster and campaign briefs on one side, the review queue and what each post earned on the other.
The inventory edition
Stock is held per item per warehouse, not as a single company-wide number — so a transfer, a miscount, or a location running dry is visible where it happened. Low-stock and dead-stock views sit on the same ledger, alongside average cost and what the shelf is currently worth.
Pricing
What a deployment costs depends on which edition you need and how much of it you use, so there is no list price to point at. Describe the operation and we will come back with a number.
Get started
Accounts are set up with us rather than self-serve, so the edition, the roles and the first warehouse or roster are configured before anyone signs in. Tell us what you run.