Know what is in stock, where — and what to order next.
Stock in several warehouses, a complete stock ledger, purchase orders with partial receipts, transfers, stock counts, reorder suggestions and average-cost valuation.
An inventory management prototype for wholesalers, installers and anyone who keeps goods in more than one place. See what is in stock where, let the reorder list tell you what to buy, receive deliveries in full or in part, move stock between warehouses, count and book the differences — every change lands in a stock ledger with its reason and the resulting balance.
This is an interactive prototype for evaluation — not a hosted product you can subscribe to. A production version is built and adapted for your organization on request.
Every item with SKU, barcode, unit of measure and default supplier; quantity, bin location, reorder point and target level per warehouse.
Every receipt, issue, transfer, correction and count difference is a ledger entry with its reason, value and the balance after it. Stock can never go below zero.
Order from suppliers with proposed prices; the expected date follows the supplier's lead time and overdue deliveries stand out.
Book what actually arrived — the rest stays outstanding. Over-receipts are refused; a partly delivered order can be closed short.
Levels where on hand plus on order is below the reorder point, with the quantity up to the target level — turned into orders per supplier in one step.
Stock leaves the source when shipped, is in transit, and arrives when received.
Count a warehouse or a category on a count sheet sorted by bin; completing the count books each difference at average cost.
Stock value at moving-average cost by category and warehouse, ABC classes by consumption, slow movers and weekly goods flow.
Open the reorder list, keep the suggested lines and create one purchase order per supplier.
Open an overdue order, book what arrived and see the order become partly received while the rest stays outstanding.
Create a transfer from the central warehouse, ship it and receive it at the trade counter.
Enter the remaining counted quantities and complete the count — the differences appear in the ledger.
Issue stock from an item's page and watch the balance, value and reorder state change.
See stock value by category, the A items that drive consumption and the slow movers tying up cash.
Captured from the current version of the prototype.
01Create an account or sign in with Google — no payment details needed.
02A private workspace filled with fictional sample data is created for you in seconds.
03Work through the workflows and switch the demo role in the sidebar to see what each role can do.
04Click “Build My Version” — your request includes the demo and the features you tried.
After 72 hours the workspace and every record you created are permanently deleted. Your account stays active, and you can request a customized version at any time.
It records what you have in stock in each location and every change to it — deliveries, goods issued, transfers and count corrections — so you know your stock value, what is running low and what to order. This demo covers several warehouses, purchase orders with partial receipts, transfers, stock counts and reorder suggestions.
Each item has a reorder point and a target level per warehouse. When the quantity on hand plus what is already on order falls below the reorder point, the list suggests ordering up to the target level. Quantities are recalculated on the server when the orders are created.
At moving-average cost: each receipt blends its purchase price with the value of the stock already on hand. Issues, transfers and count differences are booked at the current average, so the stock value always matches the ledger.
You book what arrived; the order becomes partly received and the rest stays outstanding and counts as on order. You can receive the rest later or close the order short.
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Request a customized version. Mention what you tried in the demo and what needs to be different.
