MTC2U Sdn Bhd Customer Story |

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MTC2U Sdn Bhd Customer Story

MTC2U operates multiple branches across Perak. AutoCount helped the business replace WhatsApp-based replenishment with a structured stock-request workflow, improve in-transit visibility, strengthen pricing control and manage branch inventory more clearly.

Connected branch inventory workflow

Requests, transfers, transit and receiving in one process

Trackable movement
Headquarters
Perak branches
Receiving confirmation
Stock in transit
AutoCount Central stock
records
Request → Transfer → Receive

The challenge

Stock requests were difficult to follow across branches

MTC2U faced inaccurate stock balances, inconsistent pricing and difficulty tracing inventory that moved between locations. Branches sent reorder requests to headquarters through WhatsApp, leaving the process dependent on manual communication.

Business Problem

The business also lacked a clear in-transit view. When stock had left one location but had not yet been received by another, branch balances could become difficult to interpret.

Unstructured replenishment

Request status was harder to see when branches relied on WhatsApp.

Limited transit visibility

Users could not clearly identify stock that had left but had not arrived.

Pricing and access concerns

Different customer categories and confidential pricing required stronger controls.

Before AutoCount
Branch request
Sent through WhatsApp with limited request-status visibility.
Stock transfer
Difficult to distinguish sent stock from received stock.
Pricing
Inconsistent prices and insufficient restrictions on confidential data.
Branch balance
Location balances were harder to interpret and use for replenishment.

The AutoCount solution

One structured workflow for branch replenishment and inventory movement

The implementation connected stock requests, approved transfers, in-transit tracking, receiving confirmation and branch-level controls within AutoCount.

AutoCount Stock Requisition Plugin

Branches could request stock directly from headquarters or another branch through the system instead of relying on WhatsApp messages.

  • Creates a structured replenishment process.
  • Keeps requests connected to inventory records.
  • Provides a clearer record of what each branch requested.

Connected workflow

From stock request to receiving confirmation

The replenishment process now follows a visible sequence inside the system.

01

Branch requests stock

A branch creates a stock request in AutoCount.

02

Request is approved

The approved request becomes the basis for movement.

03

Transfer is generated

The required stock transfer is created from the request.

04

Stock is tracked in transit

The business can identify inventory moving between locations.

05

Receiving branch confirms

Acceptance is recorded when the goods arrive.

Stronger branch control

Operational visibility beyond the stock transfer itself

The implementation also strengthened pricing, data security and replenishment planning.

Clearer request status

Requests are maintained inside a structured workflow instead of scattered across WhatsApp conversations.

Protected pricing data

Access restrictions help prevent unauthorised users from viewing confidential pricing information.

Branch-level planning

Location stock balances support replenishment decisions based on the needs of each branch.

Business Outcome

A faster and more organised multi-branch inventory process

Requests, transfers, transit status and receiving confirmation could be handled within one connected workflow, helping MTC2U improve visibility and reduce its dependence on manual communication.

Improved inventory accuracy

Branch and transfer records became easier to interpret and maintain.

Better stock-movement visibility

Users gained a clearer view of inventory moving between locations.

More organised replenishment

Stock requests and transfers moved through one structured process.

Stronger pricing control

Customer pricing structures and data restrictions were managed more securely.

Greater branch accountability

Sending and receiving locations had a clearer record of transfer status.

Less reliance on WhatsApp

Operational communication moved into a system-based workflow.

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