ContainerQ is a full license-plating product — you don't need anything else to build, track and ship plates in Business Central. And if you run BDP WarehouseQ for mobile warehouse operations, the two are designed to share a tenant cleanly.
The license plate itself: build, pack, move, nest, hold, track and label — all reconciled against Business Central's ledger. Everything on this site works with just ContainerQ installed.
Add WarehouseQ for scanner-driven receiving, put-away, picking and shipping across advanced warehouse setups — while ContainerQ owns the container. One tenant, two clear jobs.
Two products in one tenant only cause trouble when they both try to own the same thing. ContainerQ and WarehouseQ are drawn so that never happens.
A physical pallet or container is owned by one engine per tenant. That's ContainerQ — it's what it's built for.
Scanner receiving, directed put-away and picking across advanced warehouse topologies are WarehouseQ's domain.
A package number is globally unique no matter which app created it, so goods handled by one are recognized by the other. Business Central arbitrates.
Because both apps post through Business Central and both confirm against the same ledger, there's a single source of truth underneath them. Neither keeps a private copy of your inventory that the other could contradict.
| If your goal is… | ContainerQ | WarehouseQ |
|---|---|---|
| Treat a pallet/container as one unit | Yes | — |
| GS1 SSCC-18 / GS1-128 labels | Yes | — |
| Multi-level nesting & container holds | Yes | — |
| Mobile scanner receiving & picking | — | Yes |
| Directed put-away in advanced warehouses | — | Yes |
| Everything posts & verifies against the BC ledger | Yes | Yes |
Not sure where you land? That's exactly what a demo is for.