-What does INVEX do?

INVEX helps businesses optimize their supply chains through inventory analysis, warehouse layout strategies, and data automation solutions. We turn complex operations into efficient, scalable systems.

-Do I need to replace my current WMS to work with INVEX?

No. INVEX is designed to work alongside your existing systems, not replace them. Our solutions integrate with what you already have in place.

-What industries does INVEX serve?

We specialize in warehousing, logistics, distribution, and manufacturing, but our solutions can be applied to any business with inventory and operational workflows.

-Does INVEX only work with supply chain inventory?

Not at all. While inventory optimization is one of our specialties, INVEX also provides data automation and transfer solutions through our XactData platform. We help businesses streamline reporting, connect systems, and optimize data plans—eliminating manual processes and giving decision-makers fast, accurate insights. Whether it’s supply chain or broader business data, INVEX can design solutions that make information flow smarter and more reliable.

-How is INVEX different from other consultants?

Unlike generic firms, INVEX blends 10+ years of supply chain inventory expertise with 10+ years of warehouse engineering and automation experience. This balance ensures that our strategies are both data-driven and practical on the warehouse floor.

-Can INVEX customize solutions for my business?

Absolutely. Every warehouse and supply chain is different, and INVEX offers custom-tailored projects—from unique bin analysis to full-scale warehouse reconfigurations.

-Do we have to hire our own team, or does INVEX handle the labor?

INVEX goes beyond traditional consulting. We don’t just give you a plan and walk away—we can perform the labor ourselves, from reorganizing bins to implementing layout changes. This means you don’t need to hire additional staff to execute our recommendations. Our approach combines hands-on execution with data-driven strategy, ensuring that improvements aren’t just theoretical—they’re fully implemented and delivering results.