Inventory Intelligence · The Rebulk Platform
Rebulk Inventory
Manage shrink, verify every delivery, and see run-out coming, with bulk inventory that measures itself.
Fixed sensors, drones, or a phone keep a measured count of every pile, bay, and yard. Your team runs on numbers, not estimates.
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What you can do with Rebulk Inventory
Manage shrink before it hits the books
Reconcile measured inventory against book inventory continuously, so losses surface in days, not at the year-end audit.
Verify every delivery
Confirm the tons that actually arrived against BOLs and invoices, and catch short loads while there is still time to dispute them.
See run-out coming
Days-of-cover projections from real consumption, so you reorder on data and never shut a line down waiting on material.
One number everyone trusts
Operations, finance, and customers work from the same measured inventory record. No more competing spreadsheets.
How It Works
Install in a day. Automate forever.
Get deployed fast
We deploy fixed 3D sensors and cameras with edge compute, power, and connectivity for 24/7 monitoring. For remote sites and one-time scans, use Mobile App Capture or Drone Capture.
Turn site activity into inventory data
Rebulk Inventory reconstructs the site in 3D and measures volume, storage usage, and available capacity. Computer vision logs deliveries, movement, and usage as they happen.
Take action from one dashboard
Current inventory, changes over time, site activity, alerts, and available capacity, all in one place.
Continuous Inventory Scanning
An inventory count that never goes stale
Fixed sensors measure high-movement sites around the clock. Built for dust, weather, and the power and connectivity limits of real facilities.
Mobile Scanning
A measured inventory number from any site, with the phone already in your pocket.
The Rebulk Inventory mobile app measures inventory without fixed hardware. Built for remote sites, occasional counts, and places that are hard to instrument.
Offline-ready for remote environments
Capture scans offline and sync later when service returns.
Smartphone photogrammetry for 3D reconstruction
A standard smartphone generates 3D site data and volume measurements. No fixed hardware.
Built for one-off scans and remote locations
For occasional counts, temporary sites, and places where permanent hardware does not make sense.
Works alongside fixed Rebulk sensors
Run mobile capture on its own or alongside fixed 3D sensors and cameras.
Drone Scanning
Already have a drone? Sync your captures directly into Rebulk and turn flight data into accurate inventory measurements.
Fly your own drone, sync to Rebulk
Upload captures from your own drone directly into Rebulk. No extra hardware or processing pipeline needed.
Automatic 3D reconstruction
Drone imagery becomes georeferenced 3D models and volume measurements. No manual stitching or third-party software.
Works with standard drone hardware
Compatible with DJI and other common commercial drones. Fly your normal mission; Rebulk handles the rest.
Track changes with repeat flights
Compare scans over time to track drawdowns, deliveries, and site changes.
Don't have a drone or pilot? Book a scan with our certified drone operators.
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Trusted accuracy in live environments
Measured in real operating conditions, not controlled demos — teams replace periodic estimates with a number they trust every day.
“Accurate measurement turns irregular piles into actionable data. Actionable data supports better operations. Better operations support scale. And scale is the whole point.”
From Charm Industrial's blog post about working with Rebulk
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Inventory data doesn’t stop at the pile
Rebulk Inventory runs on its own. It gets more useful connected: the measured count becomes the same record your terminal, rail, and business workflows read from.
Ready to see Rebulk Inventory in your operation?
See how Rebulk Inventory measures material, monitors activity, and flags run-out in your operation, configured for your sites, your materials, and the reports your team runs on.
Comparing options first? Read our honest guide to the best ways to measure stockpile volume, or see how measurement works in grain, aggregates, and biomass.