SMART INVENTORY
Smart Bin reviews MRO and spare-parts storerooms to define a controlled shelf-visibility pilot. It does not replace the Stoney Rola model-review path for difficult industrial parts.
Illustrative shelf-visibility state.
Smart Bin asks where ERP inventory stops matching what workers see at the physical bin. The first step is not a hardware order, compatibility promise, or deployment quote.
The review freezes the operating baseline: current inventory system, bin rules, display method, transaction workflow, interface fields, and acceptance criteria.
Current system, storage model, inventory field, min/max logic, receive process, and count process.
Confirmed APIs, data fields, existing labels, network environment, and customer inputs are separated from assumptions.
One storeroom, one shelf section, 20 bins, or one SKU family is measured before rollout.
Smart Bin does not require customers to source parts through Stoney Rola. Stoney Rola qualification projects do not require Smart Bin.
If a Smart Bin review exposes a discontinued component, proprietary module, gateway, controller, mounting part, or other difficult model, that issue can be routed separately to Stoney Rola model review.
NEXT STEP
Submit a current MRO storeroom, spare-parts room, line-side supermarket, or SKU family. Pricing comes after workflow and interface scope are clear.