Most inventory tracking software is graded on the obvious features. Real-time sync, multi-channel support, variation handling. Those matter. But the inventory tracking software that actually pays for itself does something more interesting — it catches problems that your team doesn't yet realize they have. Stock drift compounding silently. Refunds that don't restore inventory. Variations that show wrong counts on one channel for hours before anyone notices. The right tool surfaces these issues before they grow into customer-facing crises. This article walks through the specific kinds of problems that good inventory tracking software catches, why most tools miss them, and what [...]