Plata is launching its card business in Colombia, and physical card logistics is a critical enabler of that launch. Payment cards travel a long chain — from the manufacturer, through partner warehouses, our own central warehouse, regional postal hubs and a field network of ambassadors — before they reach the client. The Inventory Manager is the single accountable owner of this chain, making sure every card is tracked, reconciled and accounted for at every link.
The Inventory Manager is responsible for:
Owning end-to-end inventory control of payment cards across all nodes of the Colombian logistics chain — the Plata central warehouse, the postal partner networks, regional hubs and ambassador stock points.
Coordinating inbound shipments from the manufacturer and inter-warehouse transfers, verifying every movement against packing/transfer lists and partner system records.
Planning and triggering replenishment of regional hubs and ambassador stock points based on demand forecasts and reconciled balances, ensuring uninterrupted card availability.
Running the weekly cross-node stock reconciliation and the continuous controls (status integrity, aged-stock audits, cyclic inventories) that keep system records and physical stock aligned.
Placing and supervising service orders with the third-party warehouse operator (receiving, storage, pallet opening, box scanning, picking, dispatch) under strict segregation of duties.
Signing, receiving, transfer and handover documents on behalf of Plata and preparing reconciliations and supporting documents for accounting.
Acting as the initiating and coordinating party for all loss/incident claims with partners — preserving evidence and escalating to the Head of Operations.
Acting as the point of communication with the postal partners on client-side delivery incidents: at the request of the incidents team, relaying their queries to the relevant postal service and passing responses back.
Accounting for ambassador branded merchandise and eq