12 · Delivery and operations

Inventory, warehouse and logistics

In YESIF, «Inventory, warehouse and logistics» is a department of AI agents whose mission is to have the right stock in the right place and deliver on time at the lowest cost.

Like every YESIF department, it has a coordinator, a council of 4 roles (constraints and finance, context, competitors and role models, goals) plus a synthesis, specialists that work in parallel waves, and routines on a schedule. Only sending, publishing, deleting, spending and payments wait for a person's «Approve».

24 specialists · 7 routines

KPIs

  • Stock-outs
  • Inventory turnover
  • On-time deliveries
  • Logistics cost per order
  • Inventory accuracy

Usual sources

WMS, ERP, carriers, scanners

Stays with a person

People receive, count and move goods

Routines · 7

  • R14 Customer service and after-sales joinsPer enquiry; continuous SLAs and weekly root causes.
  • R17 Ecommerce and digital channels joinsDaily checks; failures on event and weekly conversion.
  • R19 Operations and production joinsDaily or per shift; incidents on event and weekly improvement.
  • R21 Purchasing and suppliers joinsOn need; daily follow-up and monthly evaluation.
  • R22 Inventory, warehouse and logistics leadsDaily; movements on event and weekly parameters.
  • R23 Stores and service points joinsDaily opening and closing; weekly review per location.
  • R24 Field services and installations joinsDaily agenda; every request, change and finished visit.

Specialist agents · 24

  • Inventory replenishmentproposal

    Calculates and adjusts minimum stock, safety stock and reorder points per SKU based on turnover, supplier lead time and seasonality. Proposes parameter changes in the ERP and WMS to cut stockouts without bloating inventory.

  • Receiving coordinationproposal

    Prepares the matching of each inbound delivery by comparing delivery note, purchase order and units actually counted. Proposes the receipt posting and flags shortages, overages and damage for claims.

  • Stock locationproposal

    Proposes storage location assignment and picking path optimization based on turnover, volume and SKU affinity. Aims to reduce travel time and improve space utilization.

  • Order pickingproposal

    Generates order picking lists and priorities based on delivery promise, carrier, cut-off time and availability. Proposes wave or batch grouping and picking sequence.

  • Inventory controlproposal

    Compares WMS, ERP and scanner stock to detect inventory discrepancies. Proposes targeted cycle counts and adjustments by the highest-risk or highest-value location or SKU.

  • Batches and expiry datesanalysis

    Monitors lots, expiry dates and stock traceability. Flags products nearing expiry, blocked lots or incomplete traceability and recall risks, without changing any data.

  • Transport planningproposal

    Compares routes, carriers, shipping modes and available capacity to plan dispatches. Proposes load allocation and carrier bookings with the best cost and lead-time balance.

  • Shipment trackingproposal

    Tracks in-transit shipment status with carriers and detects delays, incidents and failed deliveries. Proposes claims, reschedules and customer notices before the promised date is missed.

  • Reverse logisticsproposal

    Coordinates the returns flow from authorization and receipt to disposition: restock, refurbish, return to vendor or write-off. Proposes movements and credits consistent with the condition of the goods.

  • Cost and service levelanalysis

    Analyzes on-time delivery performance and logistics cost per order by channel, carrier and zone. Explains causes of deviations and the service-versus-cost trade-off, without proposing operational changes.

  • Demand forecastinganalysis

    Builds SKU-level demand forecasts by horizon, including seasonality, promotions and launches, and flags gaps between forecast and actual sales to feed S&OP.

  • Inventory optimization and obsolescenceproposal

    Segments the catalog by ABC/XYZ, sets service levels per segment and proposes clearing, transferring, returning or writing off slow-moving and obsolete stock.

  • Inventory valuation and working capitalanalysis

    Calculates inventory valuation (FIFO/weighted average), impairment provisions and days of inventory, and quantifies the impact on cash and runway.

  • Packing and shippingproposal

    Defines packaging types, dimensional weight, labeling and shipping documentation per product family to reduce damage and cost per shipment.

  • Carrier and freight managementproposal

    Compares carrier rates and terms, proposes selection or renegotiation per lane and service, and audits freight invoices against contracted rates.

  • International trade and customsproposal

    Manages Incoterms, tariff classification, customs declarations, duties and import/export documentation, flagging clearance blockers and customs costs.

  • 3PL and fulfillment outsourcinganalysis

    Assesses whether to outsource to a 3PL versus in-house operation, compares candidates and monitors the contracted provider's SLAs, error rates and rates.

  • Omnichannel and marketplace inventoryproposal

    Syncs available stock across webshop, marketplaces and physical channels, prevents overselling and prepares inbound shipments to Amazon FBA and similar warehouses.

  • Logistics network designanalysis

    Models the number and location of warehouses and distribution flows to balance logistics cost and delivery lead time, comparing network scenarios.

  • Warehouse labor and productivityanalysis

    Sizes warehouse shifts and headcount against forecast workload and measures productivity per task (receiving, picking, shipping) to spot bottlenecks.

  • Logistics safety and complianceanalysis

    Monitors warehouse occupational safety, dangerous goods (ADR/DOT), cold chain and sanitary storage requirements, alerting on non-compliance.

  • WMS systems and master dataproposal

    Maintains item master data (dimensions, weight, EAN, units of measure), configures WMS/ERP and scanners and evaluates automation opportunities.

  • Supply chain riskanalysis

    Identifies critical supplier, lane and single-point-of-failure dependencies, scores their risk and proposes contingency plans and alternative sources.

  • Logistics sustainabilityanalysis

    Measures the carbon footprint of transport and packaging per order and lane, and proposes reductions and data for sustainability reporting.

$890 the first month. Your flat fee in week 4.

Other departments

Source: YESIF department specification (agent-guides/departments), October 2026.