Add the date
Record an expiration date and lot code on the stock position they belong to.
See what is nearing its date.
Track inventory by location, lot, and expiration date. Matte helps your team spot stock that needs attention and record waste without losing the history behind the count.
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MatteExample stock batches with separate expiration dates
Oat milkBack room · 3 stock positions
View item →Lot A-2112 cases on hand
Expires Oct 12Lot B-1818 cases on hand
Expires Oct 26Lot C-0724 cases on hand
Expires Nov 09Next expiry stays visible on the item.Review batches →
Keep dates connected to physical stock.
See the next expiry
Matte shows expiry information on the item and updates signals as time passes.
Decide what to use
Your team can check the location and batch before making a use or transfer decision.
Record what was lost
Post expired stock as an inventory adjustment so the reason remains in the movement history.
Give the team a better chance to use stock in time.
Keep batches separate.
The same item can have more than one stock position when its lot or expiration date differs.
See dates where work happens.
Expiry information appears with the item instead of living in a separate sheet.
Account for waste.
A recorded adjustment makes the loss and the new balance explainable.
Each batch keeps its own story.
A stock position connects an item to a location and, when useful, a lot and expiration date. Quantity changes still go through inventory transactions so the history stays clear.
Explore barcode scanningExample stock positions
Oat milk · Back roomOct 12
Oat milk · Back roomOct 26
Expired unitsRecord as waste
Your team chooses how to use or dispose of each batch.