The same cabinet does two different jobs. A factory uses it to control its own consumables. A supplier puts it at a customer's site to see what the customer uses and to deliver on time.
Fewer empty shelves, less time on stock counts, and real figures on which department uses what.
The weighing cells keep the stock up to date, so a manual count becomes an occasional check, not a weekly job.
See which lines and teams use the most, and plan purchases and budgets from real figures.
Put the cabinet next to the production line, not at the other end of the building.
Night and weekend shifts get what they need without a storekeeper.
The platform records who borrowed each tool and when it came back.
All cabinets, in all halls and plants, in one account.
Put a cabinet with your products at your customer's site. You see in the platform what they use, plan your deliveries, and the repeat orders come to you instead of a competitor. Several of our current clients use Inostorage this way: tool and hardware distributors in the Baltics and a manufacturer’s branch in Poland.
Tools, fasteners, abrasives, personal protective equipment (PPE). Instead of waiting for the next order, you plan from what the customer actually uses.
Put your own products inside your customers' plants. Each cabinet works as a small unattended sales point, without opening a shop.
Keep the spare parts that customers' machines need on site, so a missing bearing does not stop a line.
Sell it under our name or your own brand, or build it into your own product.
Ways to offer the cabinet to your customers.
Inostorage records what was taken and sends consumption reports. Invoicing stays in your own system: you bill from the reports, or connect your enterprise resource planning (ERP) system through the Inostorage application programming interface (API).
Our clients keep all of these in their cabinets today.

Screws, nuts, bolts, washers, rivets.

Gloves, safety glasses, work shoes.

Cutting discs, grinding discs, flap discs, sandpaper.

Cordless drivers, measuring tapes, hand tools.

Bearings, electronic components, laser machine consumables.

Pens, paper, stationery.

Toilet paper, towels, soap, cleaning products.

Welding supplies, batteries, connectors, drill bits… If it can be weighed, ask us.
Items that are used up: gloves, screws, discs, towels. The weighing cells count what was taken, and the low-stock notification starts the refill.
Items that are borrowed: cordless drivers, measuring tools. The platform records who borrowed each one and when it was returned.
Tell us what you want to store and how much of it. We suggest the cell sizes and the layout.
Estimates from several Inostorage clients. Your results depend on what you store and how you managed your stock before.
For your own plant or for your customers: we show you the system and work out the setup together.