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Connect purchases, sales and stock movements across warehouses. Current quantities and values help teams fulfill and replenish intelligently.

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Inventory overview showing stock value, product movements, low stock and expiry alerts
Stock value, movement, low-stock and expiry signals.

How it works

From setup to a review-ready result

A practical workflow your team can follow without adding disconnected spreadsheets or repeated data entry.

  1. 1

    Build the item catalog

    Set up SKUs, units, variants, categories, prices and opening stock.

  2. 2

    Record every movement

    Capture receipts, deliveries, transfers, returns and adjustments by location.

  3. 3

    Monitor availability

    Review on-hand, committed and reorder quantities before purchasing or promising stock.

  4. 4

    Reconcile quantity and value

    Complete stock counts and review the ledger, valuation and cost of sales.

What you get

Built for how inventory management actually works

Accurate stock control reduces shortages and excess inventory while keeping cost of sales and balance sheet values aligned.

Perpetual stock and value

Quantity and cost move together on every receipt, issue, transfer and adjustment.

Store and bin for every unit

Goods arrive into a store and rack on the receipt, so sales and returns always know where stock is.

Batch, lot and expiry

On Enterprise, lots are captured at receipt and sales take the earliest expiry first; expired lots are never sold.

Reorder signals

Reorder level and quantity per item per location, so replenishment is not guesswork.

Slow-moving analysis

Identify capital sitting still before it becomes dead stock.

Valuation that ties out

Stock value reconciles to the inventory control account in the ledger.

Feature details

Every item and sub-item, clearly explained

Understand the main workflow, what belongs inside it and how each capability supports accurate daily work.

01

Main feature item

Product setup

Build a clean, reusable item catalog.

What it includes

4 connected capabilities designed to keep this part of inventory management organized.

Included sub-items

What belongs under product setup

01
Items and variants

Organize SKUs, units and product options.

02
Categories

Group items for reporting and mapping.

03
Pricing

Maintain purchase and sales prices.

04
Opening stock

Bring starting quantity and value by location.

02

Main feature item

Stock operations

Record every inventory movement.

What it includes

4 connected capabilities designed to keep this part of inventory management organized.

Included sub-items

What belongs under stock operations

01
Goods received

Increase stock from approved purchases.

02
Sales delivery

Reduce the correct warehouse on fulfillment.

03
Transfers

Move stock between locations.

04
Adjustments

Document damage and count differences.

03

Main feature item

Planning and value

Turn stock data into decisions.

What it includes

4 connected capabilities designed to keep this part of inventory management organized.

Included sub-items

What belongs under planning and value

01
Reorder visibility

Find items approaching minimum levels.

02
Stock ledger

Review quantity and value movement.

03
Valuation

Measure closing stock and cost of sales.

04
Slow-moving stock

Find items tying up working capital.

04

Main feature item

Locations, counts and lots

Control stock beyond the product list.

What it includes

4 connected capabilities designed to keep this part of inventory management organized.

Included sub-items

What belongs under locations, counts and lots

01
Stores and storage bins

Hold stock in several stores, with rack and shelf bins, and see store-wise availability before you promise stock.

02
Stock counts and reconciliation

Count by store, category or product, give a reason for each difference and let an owner approve the correction (Enterprise).

03
Batch, lot and expiry

Track lots with their own cost and expiry, with expiry filters and recall (Enterprise).

04
Stock ledger and reports

Follow every movement in the stock ledger, and use stock valuation, reorder, slow-moving, expiry and bonded utilisation reports.

Put inventory management to work for your business

Create a clearer workflow and give your team information they can understand and trust.