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Inventory & Warehouse

Accurate stock across every warehouse, location and bin — receiving, counting, valuation, tracking and replenishment.

Items and stock

Everything starts with item master data: codes, units, categories and supplier mappings that tie each item to the vendors who supply it. Stock levels are tracked per warehouse in real time, so a sale, receipt or transfer anywhere in the business is reflected immediately everywhere else.

Item master data

One record per item with units, categories, barcodes and default accounts.

Multi-warehouse stock

Live on-hand, reserved and available quantities for every warehouse.

Supplier mappings

Link items to suppliers with their part numbers and prices for faster purchasing.

Stock transfer orders

Move stock between warehouses with in-transit visibility and confirmation on receipt.

Locations, bins and tracking

Inside each warehouse you can define locations and bins, so pickers know exactly where an item sits. Lot and serial tracking record which batch or unit went where — essential for recalls, warranties and expiry management.

Tracking methodBest forWhat it records
Lot trackingBatch-produced or perishable goodsLot number, quantity and expiry per movement
Serial trackingHigh-value individual unitsA unique serial for every single unit
Bin locationsLarge or busy warehousesThe exact shelf or bin holding the stock

Receiving and counting

Goods receipt notes record what actually arrived against a purchase order, while adjustments and cycle counts keep the system aligned with physical reality without shutting the warehouse down for a full stocktake.

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    Receive against the PO

    Create a goods receipt note and confirm quantities, lots or serials as they arrive.

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    Schedule cycle counts

    Count a rotating slice of items regularly instead of everything at once.

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    Post adjustments

    Approve count differences as adjustments — the ledger and valuation update automatically.

Valuation and replenishment

Valuation and costing keep the financial value of your inventory current with every movement, feeding straight into your financial statements. On the replenishment side, reorder proposals watch stock levels and demand, then suggest what to buy before you run out.