The inventory
intervention system.
A virtual software appliance that detects operational drift and serves precise MicroMoves™ before excess, shortage, waste, markdowns, or missed sales compound.
See how it intervenesSee it run
Three minutes inside the system of intervention.
Watch one cold chain drift go from signal to MicroMove to loss averted. Then watch the whole operation follow.
The Intervention Loop
One drift event.
Nine moments where value lives or dies.
Approved data flows in.
fabrick connects read-only to the systems you already run: ERP, planning, data platforms. No rip and replace. Value starts with partial data.
A living operating graph takes shape.
Inventory, inbound, demand, and commitments resolve into one live model of the operation. Every next move is computed from it.
Reality leaves the plan.
Excess builds where it should not. Shortage forms where demand is strongest. fabrick watches the graph for conditions that will compound into loss.
The cost of waiting gets a number.
Each drift condition is projected forward: what it becomes if nobody acts, and how long the window to act stays open.
One move rises to the top.
fabrick serves a precise recommended action: a MicroMove. It is ranked against every other open move by the loss it averts.
The right operator sees it.
Every MicroMove routes to the operator who owns the decision. No chasing across systems. No queue that nobody owns.
Approve it, and it happens.
Approved moves execute through API action paths in the systems you already run. The decision and the action are one step, not a handoff.
The loss never lands.
Product moves before it spoils. Stock rebalances before the markdown triggers. The window closes with the value still on your side.
Every outcome feeds the next one.
The result of every MicroMove flows back into the operating graph. Detection sharpens. Ranking improves. The loop compounds.
The Appliance
ERP records what happened.
Planning predicts what should happen.
fabrick owns what happens next.
fabrick inventory is a virtual software appliance. It connects to approved enterprise data, builds a living operating graph, detects drift, and serves recommended actions: MicroMoves™.
SYSTEM OF INTERVENTION
fabrick
what happens next
SYSTEM OF VISIBILITY
Data platforms
what is happening
SYSTEM OF EXPECTATION
Planning
what should happen
SYSTEM OF RECORD
ERP
what happened
Below fabrick, every layer records, predicts, or reports. None of them owns the next move.
It starts read-only, creates value with partial data, and earns more system access over time. One appliance. One owner. A purpose-built intervention layer that closes the gap.
Inventory-intensive businesses do not lose value when the forecast is wrong.
They lose it when no system is responsible for translating change into the next move.
MICROMOVES · ILLUSTRATIVE SCENARIOS
How a MicroMove plays out. Illustrative scenarios, not customer results.
$48K
Strawberries
redirected before spoilage at DC #2
$12K
Expiring meds
flagged and recovered in window
$220K
Excess at DC #4
rebalanced before markdown trigger
Inside the Appliance
Three capabilities. One loop.
The operating graph sees. Drift detection catches. MicroMoves act. Each one makes the others sharper.
Living operating graph
A live model of your operation built from approved enterprise data: inventory, inbound, demand, and commitments in one place, updated as reality moves.
Drift detection
fabrick watches the graph for conditions that will compound into loss, and catches them while there is still time to act.
MicroMoves™
Every recommended action is ranked by the loss it averts, routed to the operator who owns the decision, and measured by what it saved.
HOW IT STARTS
value before write access
WHAT IT NEEDS
no perfect stack required
TIME TO VALUE
not quarters
THE METRIC
every MicroMove is measured by it
Industries
Made for inventory-intensive operations.
Wherever plan and reality diverge faster than people can react, the gap is where value leaks.
The Pain
WITH fabrick
Workflow
drift detected at the DC → loss projected → MicroMove ranked → routed to the inventory owner → approved → executed via API → loss averted
DRIFTS OPEN
5MOVES SERVED
3LOSS AVERTED
$48KStrawberries · redirect
DC #2
Excess stock · rebalance
DC #4
Inbound imbalance · hold
DC #6
WHY fabrick
The stitched stack cannot close the gap.
A lakehouse plus ERP plus planning plus workflow plus custom engineering takes months to years and leaves no clear owner. fabrick is one appliance with one owner.
The stitched stack
Lakehouse + ERP + planning + workflow + custom engineering
fabrick
One appliance. One owner.
Months to years of integration. No clear owner. The gap remains.
Weeks, not quarters. Product, not project.
Our Story
When the plan breaks,
nobody owns intervention.
Every operating context we worked in had ERP, planning, dashboards, and data platforms. And still, when reality moved faster than the plan, the loss landed on operators reacting late. fabrick was built from that lived operating pain to own what happens next.
ERP records. Planning predicts.
fabrick intervenes.
Start read-only. Create value with partial data. Earn more access over time.