Russia Develops Specialized Warehouse Accounting Software
A Russian company has released a new application that helps businesses take customer orders, plan deliveries, and control shipments.
The Russian company Diasoft has announced the market launch of an application called Sbyt (Sales). The software is designed for companies handling large volumes of orders and complex logistics. The product brings sales, warehouse, and production operations together within a single system.
Real Time, From Order to Shipment
The application allows staff to register a customer order and immediately see whether the required goods or raw materials are available in the warehouse. This helps managers avoid committing to products that are not actually in stock. Data is updated in real time and is available simultaneously to all participants in the process.
The system automatically reserves inventory for a specific order. If stock levels are insufficient, it passes the information to production, procurement, or supply departments. This helps companies avoid double booking, mislabeling, and confusion over warehouse balances. The software also generates shipping documents automatically. Invoices and related paperwork are created directly within the system, eliminating manual data entry. As a result, the number of human errors is reduced and shipments to customers are completed faster.
For Manufacturers and Retail Chains
Sbyt is aimed at businesses where tight control over goods movement is critical at every stage, from order placement to shipment. This includes manufacturing companies, retail chains, and distributors. In such environments, even small accounting errors can disrupt deliveries and lead to significant losses.
The application is part of the Digital Q.ERP platform, which Diasoft uses to automate internal processes for its corporate clients. The new product extends the platform’s capabilities and makes order management more structured and easier to use.
