AI-FIRST WMS / OMS · OPERATING LAYER
The warehouse operating system built around inventory correctness.
Fullog brings WMS, OMS, inventory, inbound shipments, pick-pack-ship workflows, returns, and client visibility into one AI-first operating layer for 3PLs and e-commerce warehouses.
Built for 3PLs and brands managing real fulfilment complexity. Join the waitlist for early access.
- EXC-4471Client A
Cycle-count variance · bin A-12-R4-B07 · SKU-88213 · system 24, floor 0
- EXC-4472Client B
ASN quantity mismatch · PO expected 240, received 228 · SKU-2290
- EXC-4473Client C
Short-pick risk · SKU-50118 below pick-face threshold
- EXC-4474Client C
Returned unit pending disposition · RMA-3092
- ASN-7781Receiving
- ASN-7782In transit
- PO-4471Variance · awaiting approval
Phantom stock on A-12-R4-B07: system shows 24 available, floor scan shows 0. Recommend block the bin, raise a cycle-count task, and reconcile 24 to 0.
Warehouse problems rarely start as warehouse problems.
They start as small mismatches between what the system believes and what is actually on the floor. Left alone, a single wrong number becomes an oversell, a missed SLA, or an angry client.
- 01Stock says available, but the bin is empty.
- 02A client sends inventory without a clean ASN.
- 03Marketplace order data does not match warehouse reality.
- 04Returns arrive before the team knows what to do with them.
- 05One client has special rules, but the picker never sees them.
- 06Operators lose hours reconciling spreadsheets, WhatsApp messages, emails, and system exports.
Fullog gives every warehouse an AI operations layer.
One system connects inventory, orders, warehouses, inbound shipments, returns, client rules, and exceptions. Agents watch the operation, detect problems, suggest the next action, and escalate the decisions that matter to a human.
Agents monitor, detect, and explain continuously. Important actions stop at the amber gate and wait for a person before anything is written.
Inventory correctness
Every SKU and bin reconciled against the floor, with mismatches surfaced before they become oversells.
Order execution
Pick, pack, and ship moved through structured workflows with checks, approvals, and SLA visibility.
Exception resolution
Blocked orders, variances, and returns explained and routed to the right person with a full audit trail.
An agent for each part of the operation that breaks.
Each agent watches one slice of the operation, explains what it sees in plain terms, and recommends the next step. None of them act on critical writes without a human.
Inventory Correctness Agent
Detect mismatches, suspicious adjustments, negative-stock risks, and reconciliation issues before they become customer problems.
ON WATCHInbound Shipment Agent
Turn purchase orders, ASNs, packing lists, and supplier updates into structured receiving workflows.
ON WATCHOrder Exception Agent
Flag blocked orders, address issues, out-of-stock items, SLA risks, and courier problems.
ON WATCHPick-Pack-Ship Assistant
Guide teams through operational workflows with checks, approvals, and audit trails.
ON WATCHReturns Agent
Route returns by client rules, item condition, restockability, and refund logic.
ON WATCHClient Portal
Give brands visibility into stock, orders, inbound shipments, returns, and operational exceptions.
ON WATCHMulti-Warehouse Control Tower
See what is happening across locations, clients, inventory, orders, and fulfilment status.
ON WATCHIntegration Layer
Connect couriers, marketplaces, e-commerce platforms, and operational tools over time.
ON WATCHFrom messy warehouse events to structured action.
Every event runs the same path: input, understanding, an agent decision, a human approval where it matters, the action, and an audit trail. Below is one real-shaped exception, the phantom stock on bin A-12-R4-B07, travelling that path end to end.
- A supplier sends an inbound packing list.
- A marketplace order is missing information.
- A picker finds the item is not in the bin.
- A return arrives damaged.
- A client rule conflicts with the standard workflow.
- 01 · INPUT13:58:04
Event raised
Cycle count on A-12-R4-B07 returns 0; system of record still shows 24 available.
- 02 · UNDERSTANDING13:58:06
Agent explains
agent-inventory-watch correlates the count with open orders and recent adjustments. Phantom stock, not a scan error.
- 03 · DECISION13:58:07
Action recommended
Block the bin, raise a cycle-count task, reconcile 24 to 0, and hold two orders that depend on SKU-88213.
- 04 · APPROVAL14:01:55HUMAN APPROVAL REQUIRED
Human approval required
A stock write of this size needs a sign-off. The recommendation waits, nothing is changed yet.
- 05 · ACTION14:02:00
Executed within workflow
On approval, the bin is blocked, the adjustment is posted, and the dependent orders are re-planned.
- 06 · AUDIT TRAIL14:02:01
Logged
audit #4471 · A-12-R4-B07 reconciled 24 to 0 · approved by operator · retry-safe.
Built for operators who have outgrown simple tools.
For 3PLs
- Multiple clients under one operation
- Client-specific rules enforced at the point of work
- Multi-warehouse inventory in one view
- Receiving and ASN workflows
- Brand / client portal with scoped access
- SLA visibility across clients
- Operational exception handling
For e-commerce brands
- Own warehouse operations, run properly
- Stock accuracy you can trust
- Faster, more reliable fulfilment
- Returns control with clear disposition
- Marketplace and courier integrations
- Less dependency on spreadsheets
- Better visibility across orders and stock
One operating layer, every operational view.
Inventory, orders, inbound, returns, agents, and a scoped client portal. Generic illustrative data shown.
Every SKU and bin reconciled against the floor, with exceptions surfaced before they become oversells.
- SKU-88213Bin A-12-R4-B07 · system 24, floor 0ExceptionPhantom stock · awaiting approval
- SKU-2290Bin C-03-R1-B04 · 228 on handIn syncLast counted 14:02
- SKU-50118Pick-face D-08 · below thresholdLow stockReplenish task raised
- SKU-71140Bin B-06-R3-B09 · 1,460 on handIn syncAccuracy 99.2% (illustrative)
AI where it helps. Human control where it matters.
Fullog agents do not blindly make critical warehouse decisions. They monitor, recommend, and explain, and they execute only within approved workflows. Important actions can require human approval, and every change leaves an audit trail.
Operators care about accuracy, accountability, and trust. So the controls are part of the product, not an afterthought.
Important actions wait for a person. Agents recommend and explain; they do not act on critical writes alone.
Every inventory-affecting change records who, what, when, and why. Nothing moves without a trace.
Scan and confirm steps are safe to repeat. No double-receive, double-pick, or double-pack.
Who can approve what is defined per role, per client, and per warehouse.
Every read and write is scoped to the right tenant and the right location by default.
Join the Fullog waitlist
We are building Fullog for 3PLs and e-commerce operators who want an AI-first WMS/OMS designed for real fulfilment complexity. Tell us a little about your operation and we will be in touch when early access opens.