Capability · Inventory Management

Inventory that tracks itself, not a spreadsheet someone updates "eventually"

Every reagent, consumable, and piece of equipment gets a live quantity, storage location, batch number, and expiry countdown, updated the moment something happens, not the next time someone remembers to check.

Lab inventory shelf
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One reagent. A whole day of decisions.

Click through a stock-to-purchasing example. See what changes, who reviews it and what stays in the record. No signup needed.

VitrioOperational workspaceInteractive example · Synthetic data
Storekeeper viewUsable stock

Know what is ready to use.

Quantity is only useful when the lot is usable. Expired and quarantined stock stays out of this example’s available balance.

LotQuantityStatus
ALT · Example lot A100.00 mLUsable
Example lot B20.00 mLExpired · excluded
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LiveQuantity updated on every log, not batch-processed
QR LabelsInstant lookup on the bench
FIFOOldest batch consumed first, automatically
Bulk ImportCSV import/export, not manual entry

A live count, not a periodic one

A stockout you find out about mid-test is a delayed result, not just an inconvenience. Vitrio keeps a live quantity for every item, updated the instant a test is logged or a delivery is received, with storage location and a printable QR label for instant lookup.

  • Live quantity, storage location, and batch per item
  • QR labels for instant bench lookup
  • Bulk CSV import/export, not manual row-by-row entry
Spreadsheet, updated "eventually"
Live count, updated on every log
Full Blood Count Reagent ALow
Nitrile Gloves (Box)Healthy
Sodium Chloride SolutionOverstock

FIFO consumption and expiry, handled automatically

Reagents get consumed oldest-batch-first automatically, and a physical stock-count reconciliation flow catches drift before it becomes a real discrepancy. SDS and chemical safety data travels with the item, not in a separate binder.

  • True FIFO auto-consumption, not just a sort order
  • Physical stock-count reconciliation, built in
  • SDS / chemical safety tracking per item
FBC Reagent A — Batch #22Expires in 9 days
FBC Reagent A — Batch #23Queued next
Stock count reconciliationNo drift found
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Where inventory connects to the rest of the platform

Test Consumption Engine

The recipe system that deducts inventory automatically.

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AI Insights

Stockout forecasting built directly on this same data.

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Preventing Reagent Stockouts

The real-world use case this capability enables.

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Modern lab inventory shelf

See your own inventory list running in Vitrio

A 30-minute walkthrough built around your workflow, not a generic slide deck.

Follow the work

One action. A clearer next step.

See how test activity connects to stock and purchasing. This interactive illustration uses sample data, not a live laboratory account.

Illustrative workspace · FBC reagent A
  1. 01

    Test activity

    0

    Tests recorded against a configured recipe.

  2. 02

    Available stock

    100

    Illustration: one unit consumed per test.

  3. 03

    Next decision

    Ready

    Run the example to see the stock review.

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