Platform · Enterprise readiness

We don't sell hypothetical capability. We sell what's already running.

Cloud-native, microservices, web-responsive. 10+ years live. 3M sq ft running today. Built for the kind of warehouse where downtime costs more in an hour than the system costs in a year.

9M+
sq ft live
10K+
orders / day
1,000+
retailer specs
Weeks
to go-live
Enterprise-scale warehouse operations running today
Live now. 14 picks completing across 3 zones. 0 exceptions.
Live 9M+ sq ft · 10M SKUs · 10K+ orders/day · 99.99% platform uptime · 10+ years live
What 'enterprise ready' actually means

We don't sell hypothetical capability. We sell what's already running.

What's running today

Operational reality, not a roadmap.

9M+

Square feet live

Tens of thousands of orders processed daily across active multi-client operations

10M+

SKUs managed

Across the active customer base — multi-client, multi-warehouse, multi-region

99.99%

Platform uptime

Cloud-native, microservices architecture. No platform-level outages in 10 years

Weeks

Time to go-live

Concierge launch by us. From signed contract to first shipped order

Cloud-native architecture

Built for the cloud from day one.

Not a desktop app retrofitted to a browser. Not a legacy database wrapped in a web frontend. Built native to the cloud — scalable, resilient, observable.

Microservices isolate fault domains. A problem in one service doesn't take down the platform; it gets contained, logged, surfaced, and routed around. Customer operations stay live while the engineering team addresses the underlying issue.

API-first design means every capability is a service with a documented contract. Integrations don't require platform surgery; they require a token and an endpoint. Your other systems connect on day one — not after a six-month integration project.

01

Microservices

isolated fault domains, independent scaling, no monolithic single-point-of-failure

02

API-first

every capability documented and accessible via API; integrations are contracts, not projects

03

Browser-based

no client install, no thick-client maintenance — same UI on desktop, scanner, phone

04

Active-active replication

failover in seconds; RPO and RTO that match enterprise SLAs

Continuous deployment

New capability ships as it's ready.

No annual upgrade projects. No version migrations. No change windows that take a weekend. New capability lands continuously, included in your subscription, with rollback available the moment it doesn't work.

Most enterprise WMS gates new capability behind annual upgrade cycles, professional services projects, and version migration plans. Customers wait years for features the vendor has already built. Invenits doesn't operate that way. Capability ships when it's ready and tested. You get the platform's improvements as they're built — not as they're scheduled.

Continuous deployment is what makes the managed service model viable. You can't promise a managed service if you can only update the platform once a year.

01

Continuous deployment

platform updates ship continuously, tested in production-equivalent environments first

02

No version migrations

always on the current platform; no upgrade projects, no version sprawl

03

Configurable rollback

if a new capability misbehaves, it rolls back automatically — no firefighting

04

Customer-controlled cadence

new capability gates can be configured per customer for staged rollout

What your IT team will want to know

SOC-grade security, audit logs, isolation, DR.

Cloud-native means SOC-grade security, microservices means fault isolation, API-first means clean integrations. The IT-director worry list is built into the architecture.

Multi-tenant isolation, encrypted data at rest and in transit, role-based access control, audit logging on every action. Single-tenant deployment available for customers with strict isolation requirements. Compliance frameworks aligned to SOC 2, with deployments in environments meeting GDPR and industry-specific regulations where customer operations require it.

We share pen-test summaries, SOC 2 attestation excerpts, encryption details, and DR posture documents under mutual NDA. Your IT diligence team gets real answers, not marketing slides.

01

Multi-tenant or single-tenant

shared infrastructure for cost; dedicated for strict isolation requirements

02

Encryption everywhere

TLS 1.3 in transit, AES-256 at rest, customer-specific keys for single-tenant

03

Audit logs on every action

tamper-evident, write-once, exportable to SIEM

04

DR posture

active-active replication, sub-minute RTO, sub-second RPO

Capabilities

Everything the IT director will check.

If a question isn't answered here, ask us. We share the real documentation under mutual NDA.

Architecture

  • Cloud-native, microservices
  • API-first design
  • Multi-tenant or single-tenant
  • Active-active replication
  • Continuous deployment
  • Browser-based UI

Security

  • TLS 1.3 in transit
  • AES-256 at rest
  • Customer-specific keys
  • Role-based access control
  • MFA enforced
  • SSO integration

Compliance

  • SOC 2 alignment
  • GDPR-ready deployments
  • Industry-specific frameworks
  • Audit-export ready
  • Customer-configurable retention
  • Tamper-evident logs

Operations

  • 99.99% platform uptime SLA
  • Sub-minute RTO
  • Sub-second RPO
  • 24/7 platform monitoring
  • Continuous patching
  • Concierge incident response

Send us your IT diligence questions.

We'll answer every one. SOC-grade security, audit logs, isolation model, DR posture — all live, all current, all auditable.