What we do Best
Cycle Counting
Targeted inventory counts focused on specific brands, product categories, or families executed within sales floors or storage areas to ensure ongoing accuracy and control.
Health Industry Inventories
With extensive experience in hospitals, pharmacies, drugstores, and medical supply chains, we provide high-precision inventory services compliant with government regulations.
Our systems enable detailed counts by packs, strips, or individual pills, ensuring accuracy and control in critical environments.
Stores Inventories
We perform 100% barcode-based counts using specialized personnel and advanced technology to ensure efficiency, accuracy, and minimal disruption to daily operations.
Our methodology includes remote data syncing, real-time reporting, and strict quality assurance, certifying every step of the process.
Warehouse Inventories
We deliver accurate results and variance reports by zone, whether using predefined customer areas or custom positions generated by our team.
Our method ensures precise tracking and control across the entire warehouse layout.
Fix Assets Inventories
We provide a comprehensive tracking service for all fixed assets, organized by physical location and operational dependency.
REBUSS labels each asset and delivers a complete database with integrated software for ongoing asset management and control.
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News
According to the 2024 NRF study, shoplifting incidents in the U.S. increased by 93% compared to pre-COVID levels, with a 90% rise in dollar losses.
Over 73% of retailers report more violent and aggressive behavior from shoplifters than in previous years, and multi-person theft and organized retail crime (ORC) continue to grow. Most retailers have increased budgets for staff training and are urging for federal legislation to combat these evolving threats.
As 2024 ended and 2025 began, warehouses across the region carried out a crucial task: the physical inventory count.
This process ensures that inventory records match actual stock levels, helping companies detect losses, theft, or damage.
By improving record accuracy, supporting compliance, and guiding purchasing and production decisions, physical inventory remains a key pillar of operational efficiency—even in the age of automation.