Movements by themselves
A sales invoice takes from stock and a purchase invoice adds to it. Cancelling an invoice reverses the movement.
Stock and production
Keep your product and service cards. Stock updates by itself on sales and purchases, and a stock count corrects differences in one step.
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Who it is for: For businesses that buy and sell goods or produce them.
Counting by barcode
Start a count, scan the barcode and enter the quantity, look only at the differences and finish in one step.
Cost information
Weighted average cost and the profit margin on cost appear on the product card.
What is in this module?
Product types
Trade goods, raw material, semi-finished, finished goods and services.
Detailed product card
Code (automatic), barcode, brand, category, unit, purchase and sales price, tax rate.
Serial and OEM numbers
Several OEM or serial numbers are stored for a product and can be searched.
Automatic stock movements
Sales and purchase invoices, production and counts create stock movements; they are reversed on cancellation.
Average cost
Weighted average unit cost and the profit margin on cost.
Minimum stock
A minimum level per product; when stock falls below it a warning shows on the dashboard.
If stock is short
Warn but allow, or block the sale. Chosen in company settings.
Stock count
Count by barcode, see the differences, and stock is corrected when you finish. Cancelling a count writes a reversing entry.
Category and warehouse definitions
Group products into categories and define warehouses.
Stock movements
Each product’s history of ins and outs is listed with its type.
Search
Find by name, code, barcode or brand.
Guides on this topic
Frequently asked
Can I sell a product I do not have in stock?
You decide: warn but allow it, or block the sale when stock is short. If you enter purchases later, choose to warn and allow.
Is there stock per warehouse?
Warehouses can be defined, but for now a single total stock is kept per product.
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No card required. Then $5 a month.