Warehouse control · supplied-data review · direct Base USDC

Catch cycle-count exceptions before someone posts the adjustment.

Turn a CSV export into a deterministic review of recount triggers, missing reason codes, tolerance breaches, and proposed quantity/value mismatches. Up to 1,000 lines. No WMS integration and no inventory mutation.

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Fixed price · one review pack
$49 USDC on Base

Designed for the exception-review step

  • Book, first-count, and optional recount differences
  • Separate positive and negative quantity/value tolerances
  • Missing variance reason codes and recount requirements
  • Expected versus proposed signed adjustment arithmetic
  • Human approval-review requirements from your supplied policy
  • Deterministic request and report commitments

What it deliberately does not do

  • It does not count stock or verify physical evidence.
  • It does not connect to a WMS, ERP, inventory, or accounting system.
  • It does not determine loss, fraud, tax, accounting, or ownership conclusions.
  • It does not approve, create, or post an inventory adjustment.
  • It does not change inventory, a ledger, or any employee/vendor record.
  • It does not sign, initiate, or broadcast a payment.

How it works

Prepare the data.
Use the CSV template or the advanced JSON editor. Opaque item/location references are accepted.
Create the order.
Declare the Base wallet that will pay. Order creation is not payment or revenue.
Pay exactly 49 USDC on Base.
The transfer must come from the declared wallet during the order window.
Receive the report after finality.
Two independent RPC sources must agree on exact transfer and finalized block evidence.

Fixed sample output

This is a non-live demonstration of report shape, not a review of your data.

{
  "verdict": "MATCHED_WITHIN_SUPPLIED_POLICY",
  "recommendedDisposition": "SUPPLIED_POLICY_DOES_NOT_REQUIRE_ADDITIONAL_REVIEW",
  "summary": {
    "lineCount": 1,
    "varianceLineCount": 1,
    "positiveVarianceLineCount": 0,
    "negativeVarianceLineCount": 1,
    "outsideToleranceLineCount": 0,
    "approvalReviewLineCount": 0,
    "expectedNetAdjustmentQuantityScaled": -1000,
    "expectedNetAdjustmentValueMinor": -250,
    "expectedAbsoluteAdjustmentValueMinor": 250
  },
  "riskFlags": [
    "NEGATIVE_INVENTORY_VARIANCE"
  ],
  "reportHash": "0253ca1ec8fd114fb6e43e116ff7552fc453234882da9441f093b449e9096fbd"
}

Who this is for

Warehouse managers, inventory-control teams, ecommerce operations, manufacturers, 3PL operators, and operations-finance reviewers who already have a count export but want a consistent exception pass before an authorized person decides what to do.

Why not just use a blank spreadsheet?

A template collects data. This review recomputes signed quantity and value adjustments, applies separate tolerance directions, checks recount/reason rules, compares proposed arithmetic, and produces deterministic commitments. It remains a supplied-data control—not an audit opinion or system of record.