Stock that keeps up with sales.
From the factory to the shelf: stock on hand and on its way, against what you're selling now, so you know what runs short, when, and what to order.
How it works
- 01
Follow every order
Purchase orders split into drops that move from ordered to production, the factory, transit and delivered, with ETAs, invoices and payments on the same order.
- 02
Stock health at a glance
Every product gets weeks of stock and a traffic light (critical, warning, healthy), counting stock on hand and stock already on its way.
- 03
Know when it runs out
Each product shows its out-of-stock date at the current sales rate, with and without inbound stock, and its next arrival.
- 04
Order in one click
Suggest PO turns every critical and warning product into a draft purchase order, sized by the supplier's minimum order and full boxes.
The details that matter
Order-by dates
Worked out from each supplier's production and sea-transit lead times. No lead time on file? No guessed date.
Every warehouse
Stock by warehouse, with transfers sized to top up each marketplace.
Money in stock
Total stock value split into on hand, deposits paid and in transit.
Owed to suppliers
Invoices, scheduled payments and what's overdue, flagged on Home.
Landed cost per unit
Built from your purchase orders and invoices, and used for every margin in the app.
Bundles handled
A bundle holds no stock of its own: its sales draw down the products inside it.
Where the numbers come from
Questions
What if a supplier has no lead time on file?
The product gets no order-by date and no quantity, never an assumed one. The page asks you to set the lead time on the supplier.
Does stock allocated to Target count twice?
No. Target's catalog quantity is an allocation of the same stock, so it is never added to on-hand.
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