Warehouse management, built in the open

Wareboxes

Warehouse execution,
in full view.

An open, multi-tenant WMS for warehouse operators and multi-client 3PLs. Inventory ownership, facility work, and every stock movement stay explicit.

Development preview

Current focus: auditable inventory and inbound execution

09:42:18 receipt posted 09:42:21 balance reconciled 09:42:25 putaway task ready 09:42:31 stock reserved 09:42:36 owner scope verified

Live client

The current Wareboxes console, running in your browser.

This is the real egui application compiled to WebAssembly. It shares the desktop client's API, panels, forms, and warehouse workflows rather than presenting a separate mock interface.

Live application wareboxes-client / wasm32
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01

Scope every operation

Tenant, inventory owner, and facility remain distinct boundaries in the data model and request context.

02

Account for every unit

Inventory work is moving toward an immutable journal with transactional balance projections and reconciliation.

03

Direct facility work

Inbound loads, receiving, moves, counts, reservations, and task execution use explicit warehouse workflows.

04

Recover cleanly

Replay-safe commands, audit trails, and operator-facing exceptions are treated as product behavior.

Built for 3PL reality

One tenant.
Many owners.
No blurred boundaries.

A warehouse operator can manage multiple client inventories across multiple facilities while preserving the legal owner, authorization scope, and operational history of every unit.

Tenant
The operating organization and hard SaaS isolation boundary.
Inventory owner
The client or legal owner of stock managed by that tenant.
Facility
A warehouse where the tenant receives, stores, and ships goods.
TenantNorthstar Logisticstenant_01

Inventory owners

Atlas Goodsowner_014
Kinetic Homeowner_027
Union Supplyowner_031

Facilities

Stockton DCfacility_01
Reno Annexfacility_02
Owner-scoped stockFacility-scoped work

Facility execution

From arrival to departure.

Wareboxes is organized around explicit commands and recoverable warehouse workflows, not arbitrary status edits.

  1. 01

    Arrive

    Appointments, loads, doors, and expected stock.

  2. 02

    Receive

    Scan, identify, inspect, label, and reconcile.

  3. 03

    Control

    Put away, move, hold, count, and trace.

  4. 04

    Execute

    Reserve, allocate, pick, pack, and verify.

  5. 05

    Ship

    Manifest, load, confirm, and publish events.

Open development

Follow the build.

Wareboxes is early. The public roadmap puts tenant isolation, owner isolation, reconciliation, replay safety, operational recovery, and concurrency ahead of broad feature expansion.