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Know what is in every location, and why it changed

Multiple warehouses, stores, outlets and bonded areas each hold their own balance. Transfers record both sides, adjustments carry a reason, and batch and expiry information is captured at receipt rather than reconstructed later.

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Stock transfer between warehouses showing items and quantities in transit
Move stock between locations with both sides recorded.

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

    Define the locations

    Create warehouses, stores and bonded areas, and set which teams can move stock in each.

  2. 2

    Receive into a location

    Post receipts to a specific warehouse with batch, lot and expiry captured at the point of entry.

  3. 3

    Move and adjust

    Transfer stock between locations, record damage and count differences with a documented reason.

  4. 4

    Count and reconcile

    Count a few products, a category or the whole store; each difference needs a reason, an owner approves, and the correction posts to stock and to the books (Enterprise).

What you get

Built for how warehouse & stock control actually works

Stock figures you can act on, movements you can explain, and a valuation that agrees with the balance sheet.

Unlimited locations

Warehouses, stores, outlets and bonded areas, each with its own balance.

Two-sided transfers

Stock leaving one location and arriving at another are the same recorded movement.

In-transit visibility

Know what has left but not yet arrived.

Reason-coded adjustments

Damage, shrinkage and count differences are explained, not just absorbed.

Bonded warehouse register

Duty-suspended stock tracked separately as the licence requires.

Spot checks and cycle counts

Count ten products today and one category next week, without shutting the warehouse (Enterprise).

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

Organise locations

Reflect how stock is actually held.

What it includes

4 connected capabilities designed to keep this part of warehouse & stock control organized.

Included sub-items

What belongs under organise locations

01
Warehouses and stores

One store on Starter, two on Professional and five on Enterprise, each with racks and bins.

02
Bonded areas

Keep duty-suspended stock in its own controlled register.

03
Location permissions

Limit who can move stock in each place.

04
Opening balances

Load starting stock with quantity and value proven.

02

Main feature item

Move stock

Record every change with its reason.

What it includes

4 connected capabilities designed to keep this part of warehouse & stock control organized.

Included sub-items

What belongs under move stock

01
Inter-location transfers

Despatch and receipt recorded as two sides of one movement (Enterprise).

02
In-transit stock

See what has left but not yet arrived.

03
Adjustments

Post damage, shrinkage and count differences against a reason code.

04
Batch and expiry

Capture lot and expiry at receipt and sell the earliest expiry first (Enterprise).

03

Main feature item

Count and value

Prove the numbers.

What it includes

4 connected capabilities designed to keep this part of warehouse & stock control organized.

Included sub-items

What belongs under count and value

01
Stock counts with approval

Count chosen products, a category or a whole store; an owner approves and the difference posts at ledger cost (Enterprise).

02
Stock valuation

Value closing stock under the configured costing method.

03
Expiry reporting

Rank lots by how soon they expire, ahead of write-off.

04
Ledger agreement

Reconcile stock value to the inventory control account.

Accounting reference

This feature explanation is informed by recognized accounting and control guidance. Your configuration and filing obligations should still be reviewed for your organization and jurisdiction.

Put warehouse & stock control to work for your business

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