Similar packaging hides very different SKUs
Planned item and variant controls would distinguish shades, sizes and channel-specific packs within each client account.
Monument
Monument Suite / Beauty & personal care
MONUMENT SUITE · BEAUTY & PERSONAL CARE
Every shade.
Every batch.
A clearer history.
A new shade, a different pack size, a retailer launch and a direct-to-consumer order can all hit the same warehouse. Monument is being developed to keep the product and batch context connected as that work moves.
In development · All capabilities described here are plannedMonument has no production customers yet. We are inviting conversations with prospective design partners.
The problem. The planned response.
The exceptions are familiar. These are the workflows Monument is being developed to support.
A batch question turns into a file hunt
Planned batch/lot history would link receipts, on-hand stock and shipments for investigation and recall preparation.
Shelf life gets lost between channels
Planned expiry and shelf-life rules would support stock rotation and customer-specific allocation requirements.
One inventory pool serves several rulebooks
Planned omnichannel order workflows would retain retailer, wholesale and DTC requirements alongside inventory decisions.
Records sit with different teams
Planned traceability and document workflows would help organize operational evidence for the responsible person’s review of MoCRA obligations.
Keep the warehouse and the plan connected.
Connect launches, channel demand and supplier decisions to warehouse inventory. Planned SCM, Demand Planning and Procurement modules would use the same live inventory foundation, without a separate inventory system or data re-entry.
Shared inventory access, permissions and cross-module workflows are planned.
Relevant Monument modules
All modules and workflows below are planned. Scope and release availability will be confirmed with design partners.
Warehouse Management
Client-owned variants, lots, shelf life and shipment history.
Order & Quality Management
Channel requirements, batch exceptions and review workflows.
SCM, Demand Planning & Procurement
Launch assumptions, supplier coordination and replenishment decisions.
Built from operating experience.
Aurvandil’s founder brings experience in warehousing, transportation, demand planning and supply chain across food and CPG, beauty, Li-ion and electronics, furniture, mattresses and more. That background shapes the questions behind Monument: what the worker needs next, where a handoff breaks down and which exceptions need a decision.
Requirements to plan around
MoCRA gives FDA records-access and mandatory-recall authorities under specified conditions. Responsible persons have serious adverse event reporting and recordkeeping duties; FDA describes six-year adverse-event record retention, or three years for certain small businesses. These are not blanket retention periods for every warehouse record. Batch tracking can support an investigation, but it does not by itself fulfill MoCRA obligations. Shelf-life and expiry practices depend on product classification and customer requirements; products such as some sunscreens or acne treatments may also be regulated as drugs.
Built around your operation
HELP SHAPE MONUMENT
Bring the workflow.
Talk to the founder.
Tell us where the handoff fails, what your clients ask for and what a useful pilot would need to prove. Timing and scope will be agreed as development progresses.