Inventory
Stock counts that match the shelf
Track what you hold, across every location, with scanning, reorder points and a full movement history. The stockout you would have found out about from a customer shows up as an alert instead.
01What it does
Fewer surprises in the stockroom
Levels, movements and suppliers in one system, connected to the finance and customer records you already keep.
Live stock levelsWhat you have, where it is, updated as it moves. The count you quote a customer is the count on the shelf.
Purchase orders and suppliersRaise an order, track what is inbound and see which supplier delivers late, all against the same item record.
Barcode and QR scanningReceive, move and count items with a phone camera, so a stock take stops meaning a clipboard.
Multiple locations, one pictureTrack stock per site and every transfer between them, without a spreadsheet per warehouse.
Turnover you can act onSee what moves, what sits, and what is quietly tying up your cash.
Reorder points that trigger themselvesSet a minimum per item and get told to reorder before you run out, not after.
02Who it is for
Wherever the stock sits
Retail, distribution and production ask the same question in different words: do we have enough, and where is it?
Retail
- Keep shelf and system counts in agreement
- Reorder before a best seller runs out
- Track supplier prices and lead times
- Tie stock movements back to sales
Distribution
- Organise stock by location and bin
- Pick and fulfil against live availability
- Follow transfers between sites
- See what is inbound and when it lands
Production
- Track raw materials against planned runs
- Plan production around what you actually hold
- Keep a movement record for quality checks
- Watch unit cost as input prices change
Count once, trust it afterwards
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