Rapport runs receiving, putaway, picking and stocktakes for teams that run their own stores, on the Zebra and Honeywell handhelds they already have. Every stock figure opens the movements that make it up.
Runs in Chrome on the handheld. Nothing to install.


One instruction per screen, in type you can read at arm's length. Focus is always in the next field, so receiving a line is three trigger pulls and a quantity.



Stock is a ledger. Click any figure to see the receipts, picks, counts and reversals that add up to it, with who, when and why. Nothing is edited in place: a mistake is put right by a reversal that points at the original.
Releasing an order allocates earliest expiry first and never takes the same stock twice, even when two supervisors release at once.


Requesters see what's in stock, order it for the day they need it, and follow it to “Ready: 8 of 10, 2 short”. They see nothing else of the warehouse.
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Your company and first warehouse, with you as admin.
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Every bad row is listed with the fix. Nothing is imported until the whole file is right.
3 of 212 rows need fixing
17 A-1-2 · write it as A-01-2
190 D-07-1 · also on row 188
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A4 sheets or one per label, straight from the browser.
A-03-2
BIN-0207
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Invite your operatives, open Rapport in the handheld's browser and scan.
A manufacturer's parts store, a distributor's warehouse or a maintenance stores. One to a few sites, a few hundred to a few thousand barcoded locations, pallets, bins and baskets.
Third-party logistics with several stock owners, e-commerce shipping, automated stores with cranes and conveyors, or working offline.
A marine parts store with 200 locations, deliveries arriving and orders to pick. Sign in as any of its four people.