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# Invendor: Invendor is a smart inventory management platform that helps industrial distributors and manufacturers automate vendor-managed inventory (VMI) with smart cabinets, weight-sensing technology, and warehouse software.

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## Posts
- [Invendor Partners with Datalogic for Invendor-Tracked Storerooms  ](https://invendor.com/invendor-partners-with-datalogic-for-invendor-tracked-storerooms/): Invendor has partnered with Datalogic to bring a rugged hand scanner into its portfolio as the go-to device for shared-use, Invendor-tracked storerooms, giving distributors and manufacturers a proven option for the floor workers who scan goods in and out every day. 
- [VMI vs Consignment Inventory: Who Owns the Stock & When You’re Billed](https://invendor.com/vmi-vs-consignment-inventory/): VMI and consignment inventory are often used together, but they answer different questions. VMI is about who manages the stock; consignment is about who owns it and when you are billed. You can run VMI with or without consignment — and understanding the split is the key to getting the working-capital benefit right.
- [VMI vs CMI: Vendor-Managed vs Co-Managed Inventory Explained](https://invendor.com/vmi-vs-cmi/): The difference between VMI and CMI comes down to one question: who places the replenishment order. In vendor managed inventory (VMI) the supplier monitors stock and orders on the customer’s behalf. In co-managed inventory (CMI) the customer keeps final control of ordering, while the supplier shares data and recommendations. Both rely on shared visibility — they differ in who holds the decision.
- [Why MIN/MAX Inventory Management Leads to Average Performance and What to Do Instead](https://invendor.com/why-min-max-inventory-management-leads-to-average-performance/): What is MIN/MAX Inventory Management? 
- [What Is Vendor Managed Inventory (VMI)? Meaning, How It Works & Examples](https://invendor.com/what-is-vendor-managed-inventory/): Vendor managed inventory (VMI) is a supply model in which the supplier or distributor — not the customer — takes responsibility for monitoring stock levels at the customer’s site and replenishing them automatically. Instead of the buyer counting, ordering, and chasing deliveries, the vendor uses live consumption data to keep the right items available at the right time. The result is fewer stockouts, less overstock, and far less manual admin on both sides.
- [Invendor Expands to 15 Countries with New Partners in Slovenia and Ireland](https://invendor.com/invendor-expands/): Invendor has welcomed new distribution partners in Slovenia and Ireland, bringing its global network to 15 countries.
- [Operation History in the Storeroom App: Mobile tracking of inventory transactions explained  ](https://invendor.com/operation-history-in-the-storeroom-app/): Operation History is a new feature in the Storeroom App that enables to review inventory transactions directly from your mobile device. It provides a clear, session-based overview of inventory activity, helping teams understand what happened, when it happened, and where — without the need to access a web portal from a desktop. 
- [How Svetsmaskinservice AB and Invendor build scalable inventory workflows](https://invendor.com/how-svetsmaskinservice-and-invendor-build-scalable-inventory-workflows/): Vendor-managed inventory (VMI) is a business model where the supplier or distributor actively manages inventory levels, replenishment, and availability for the end customer. It relies on automated inventory workflows and live data rather than manual stock control.
- [How We Optimised Our Warehouse Using Storeroom App](https://invendor.com/case-study-how-we-optimised-our-warehouse-using-our-storeroom-app/): Our main warehouse is the center of our hardware operations. It’s where spare parts arrive, repaired components are processed, and shipments for customers are prepared. With hundreds of different items in circulation, having accurate and real-time stock information is critical.
- [NEW FEATURE: Guided Restocking & Automatic Replenishment in the Gravity Cabinet](https://invendor.com/new-feature-guided-restocking-automatic-replenishment-in-the-gravity-cabinet/): The Gravity Cabinet is a smart, weight-sensing industrial vending machine designed for fast, automated inventory tracking. It detects every item taken or returned using precision scales — no barcodes, no scanners, no manual counting. Users simply badge in, take what they need, and the system updates stock levels instantly.Gravity is ideal for MRO parts, fasteners, clips, tools, and small components where accuracy and speed matter. Our latest update introduces Guided Restocking, which helps teams refill cabinets quickly and accurately. The system shows which items to add, the correct quantity, and the exact bin or shelf. This makes restocking consistent and error-free, even when multiple people handle the task.
- [Gravity Cabinet’s Upgrade Improves Detection of Lightweight Items](https://invendor.com/gravity-cabinets-upgrade-improves-detection-of-lightweight-items/): The weight-sensing vending machine, Gravity Cabinet, just became more precise than ever. We’ve reduced the minimum supported weight from 5 grams to 2 grams, enabling accurate real-time tracking of much smaller components. This upgrade is especially valuable for items like washers, clips, and fuses that previously fell below the automatic detection threshold.
- [Invendor and Ogawa Denki opened their first 24/7 self-service warehouse in Japan](https://invendor.com/invendor-and-ogawa-denki-opened-their-first-24-7-self-service-warehouse-in-japan/): Estonian technology company Invendor and Japanese electrical supplies wholesaler Ogawa Denki have opened their first 24/7 self-service warehouse in Moriguchi, Osaka. The project showcases how automation and digitalisation can reshape industrial supply management — making materials available anytime, without staff or paperwork. 
- [Gravity Cabinet Now Features Physical Door Buttons for Faster and Easier Use](https://invendor.com/gravity-cabinet-new-physical-buttons-feature/): The Gravity Cabinet just took another step forward in speed and usability. Our newest update, inspired by user input, makes everyday access quicker, smoother, and more intuitive — all while keeping the same level of control and security you expect.
- [Vendor Managed Inventory (VMI) Case Study: How Alas-Kuul Increased Sales and Efficiency ](https://invendor.com/how-alas-kuul-increased-sales-and-efficiency/): One of the key reasons Alas-Kuul chose to implement Invendor’s vendor managed inventory system was to stay competitive in a rapidly evolving market. To meet rising expectations, they needed to offer a modern, digital inventory solution that was simple, transparent, and easy for customers to use. 
- [Full Correction for All Invendor Products](https://invendor.com/full-correction-for-all-invendor-products/): We're excited to introduce Full Correction – an advanced new feature designed to make your stock counting procedures faster, easier, and more accurate.
- [Vendor Managed Inventory (VMI): A Win-Win for Customers and Distributors Alike](https://invendor.com/vendor-managed-inventory-vmi-a-win-win-for-customers-and-distributors-alike/): Vendor Managed Inventory (VMI) is a supply chain strategy where the supplier or distributor takes responsibility for managing inventory levels at the customer's locations. This includes tracking, replenishing, and optimizing stock to ensure availability while minimizing excess.
- [Pick the Right Items for VMI and Manage the Rest Smartly](https://invendor.com/pick-the-right-items-for-vmi-and-manage-the-rest-smartly/): Effective inventory management is necessary for minimizing downtime and optimizing operational efficiency in industrial environments. Vendor Managed Inventory (VMI) programs help suppliers and manufacturers streamline supply chains and achieve higher efficiencies by ensuring that essential parts and consumables are always available. VMI is a collaborative strategy that can benefit both – customers and distributors. Integrated storage systems synchronize data storage to constantly adapt inventory to current market demand. However, selecting the right products for a VMI system requires careful planning.   
- [Invendor’s Takeaways from Industrial Spring in Poland](https://invendor.com/invendors-takeaways-from-industrial-spring-in-poland/): The spring trade fair season kicked off with a strong start at Industrial Spring 2025 in Kielce, Poland for invendor; bringing together the latest in manufacturing technology, automation, and industrial innovation.
- [Invendor & Southwestern Recruitment Hiring Collaboration](https://invendor.com/invendor-southwestern-recruitment-hiring-collaboration/): Hiring the right people is essential for any fast-growing startup. At Invendor, we know that skills and experience matter, but finding people who truly fit our culture is just as important.
- [Industrial Vending Machines for Tools, PPE & MRO Supplies](https://invendor.com/industrial-vending-machines-used-for-distributing-industrial-supplies/): In this article, we explore the innovative use of industrial vending machines for distributing industrial supplies. The reader will learn how these solutions can improve inventory management, enhance security, and boost efficiency in industrial settings. Specifically, we focus on vending solutions using weight-sensing technology. 
- [Scanbro Becomes Invendor: A New Name, the Same Drive to Innovate](https://invendor.com/scanbro-becomes-invendor-a-new-name-the-same-drive-to-innovate/): After years of building reliable, trusted solutions in the industrial vending world as Scanbro, we’re excited to share our new name: Invendor. While the name is changing, our commitment to helping industrial vendors work smarter, faster, and more efficiently remains exactly the same.

## Pages
- [Vendor Managed Inventory (VMI) Software](https://invendor.com/vendor-managed-inventory/)
- [ROI Calculator](https://invendor.com/roi-calculator/)
- [Scale with Invendor](https://invendor.com/scale-with-invendor/)
- [Cookie Policy](https://invendor.com/cookie-policy/): Last updated: 25.11.2025 
- [Cookie Policy (EU)](https://invendor.com/cookie-policy-eu/)
- [Privacy Statement](https://invendor.com/privacy-statement/): Last updated: 25.11.2025 
- [Product Sheets](https://invendor.com/product-sheets/)
- [Resellers](https://invendor.com/resellers/)
- [Start Storeroom App Free Trial](https://invendor.com/start-your-free-trial/)
- [See Invendor in Action – Your Way](https://invendor.com/see-invendor-in-action-your-way/)
- [Invendor Blog](https://invendor.com/invendor-blog/)
- [About us](https://invendor.com/about-us/)
- [Web portal](https://invendor.com/web-portal/)
- [More-or-Less](https://invendor.com/more-or-less/)
- [Storeroom App](https://invendor.com/storeroom-app/)
- [Gravity cabinet](https://invendor.com/gravity-cabinet/): Smart cabinet with weight-sensing technology
- [Capture cabinet](https://invendor.com/capture-cabinet/): Smartphone-operated VMI cabinet with 24/7 access to authenticated users
- [Frontpage](https://invendor.com/)
- [Integrations](https://invendor.com/integrations/)
- [Terms of Service](https://invendor.com/terms-of-service/): Last updated: 25.11.2025
- [Contact](https://invendor.com/contact/)
- [Privacy Policy](https://invendor.com/privacy-policy/): Last updated: 25.11.2025