FIFO & FEFO
Stock-rotation rules: First-In-First-Out ships the oldest stock first; First-Expired-First-Out ships the soonest-to-expire first.
FIFO (First-In, First-Out) means you sell your oldest inventory first -- the standard for avoiding aged, obsolete stock. FEFO (First-Expired, First-Out) prioritizes whatever expires soonest, which matters more than receipt date for perishable or dated goods.
With lot and expiry data on every unit, Skuwell can direct picks by FIFO or FEFO so the right batch leaves first -- reducing write-offs from expired or dead stock without your team having to track dates by hand.
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Recording which production batch (lot) each unit of stock belongs to, for traceability and expiry management.
Read definition → Dead stockInventory that isn't selling and is unlikely to, tying up cash and warehouse space.
Read definition → PutawayMoving received stock to its storage location, ideally directed by the system to the optimal slot.
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