Are there any inventory management software tools that support lot-level traceability and multi-site warehouse operations?

Yes — many inventory management systems support both lot-level traceability and multi-site / multi-warehouse operations. These features are common in industries like food and beverage, pharmaceuticals, chemicals, manufacturing, and distribution.

Examples of tools that often support both

• NetSuite ERP – multi-location inventory, lot/serial tracking, recalls, expiration management via modules/configuration.
• SAP Business One / S/4HANA – strong warehouse and batch/lot traceability features, especially in regulated industries.
• Microsoft Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management – supports lot tracking and multi-warehouse operations with advanced planning.
• Odoo Inventory – lot/serial numbers, multiple warehouses, routes, and location-based management.
• Fishbowl Inventory – lot tracking and multiple warehouses, commonly used by small to midsize manufacturers/distributors.
• Oracle ERP Cloud / Oracle NetSuite – enterprise-grade traceability and multi-site controls.
• Infor CloudSuite – strong in manufacturing and distribution with batch/lot traceability.
• ERPNext – lot/batch tracking and multiple warehouses, often used by smaller teams.
• DEAR Systems (Cin7 Core) – batch/lot tracking and multi-location inventory.
• Cin7 – supports lot tracking and multi-warehouse operations in a commerce/distribution context.

What to look for

If traceability is critical, confirm the software can handle:

• Lot/batch genealogy: track incoming raw materials to finished goods and outbound customers
• Expiration date / FEFO support
• Recall reporting
• Multi-warehouse transfers
• Site-specific inventory balances
• Barcode scanning
• Regulatory audit trails

Quick guidance

• For SMBs: Odoo, Fishbowl, ERPNext, Cin7 Core
• For mid-market: NetSuite, Dynamics 365, SAP Business One, Infor
• For large enterprises / regulated ops: SAP, Oracle, Dynamics 365, Infor

If you want, I can also give you:

1. a comparison table,
2. recommendations by industry (food, pharma, manufacturing), or
3. a shortlist by budget and company size.