Know every unit, move it where it sells
See what is on hand at every warehouse, shop and pop-up, move stock between them, receive what your suppliers send and catch low stock early. Online, at the counter and on every channel, the numbers stay the same.
From receiving to replenishing
One pair of shoes, every move it makes
Follow one product for an example climbing gear brand from the shelf count to the supplier order.
See stock at every location
Each variant shows what is on hand, available to sell, committed to orders and incoming, at the warehouse, the shop and the pop-up. Filter the list to low stock in one click.
Duna Climb Co. Example store, Budapest, Hungary
Every channel, one count
Sell it anywhere, count it once
A pair sold at the counter, online or on a marketplace comes off one count, and stock in a checkout is held so two buyers never get the last pair.
Store, POS and marketplaces read one count
Stock is held while a buyer checks out
Online, in person, draft and wholesale orders all commit stock
In your shop
The counter and the stockroom, on the same numbers
Your shops are locations like any other. Staff sell from the POS, take returns back into stock and see what the warehouse holds before they promise a size. Transfers and supplier orders land on the same counts.
Receive transfers and supplier orders in the shop
Scan barcodes to count and find products
Give each product a bin name
Keep damaged stock apart from what you sell
AI native
Ask what will run out, and get the order drafted
Ask the assistant: it reads stock, sales and incoming orders, tells you what will run short and where, and drafts the transfer or purchase order for you. Nothing moves until you confirm, and everyday questions like these use no AI credits.
Answers stock questions in plain words
Flags low stock before it sells out
Drafts transfers and orders for you to confirm
What runs out before Saturday, and where?
Two items will run short at the City shop. The warehouse holds enough shoes; the chalk bags need a supplier order.
8 left Transfer 12 from Csepel
3 left Order 40 from supplier2 drafts ready Confirm both Transfer and purchase order created
Inventory questions
Straight answers about stock, locations and the tools around them.
Talk to our team about your warehouses, shops and channels, or follow the step by step guides in the help center.
Talk to salesVisit the help centerCan I track stock at more than one location?
Yes. Add your warehouses, shops and pop-ups as locations. Each variant keeps its own on hand, available, committed and incoming numbers at every location, and you can filter the list to one place.
How do transfers between locations work?
Create a transfer with the items and the two locations, mark it ready to ship and in transit, then receive it, all at once or shipment by shipment. Stock leaves one location and arrives at the other as you go.
Can I create purchase orders for my suppliers?
Yes. Keep your suppliers in the admin, draft a purchase order, send it as a PDF and receive the items into a location when they arrive, in full or in parts.
Why did a stock number change?
Every change carries a reason, such as sold, received, return restocked, damaged, transfer or count correction. Open a variant's history to see each change, when it happened and who made it.
Can I export my inventory?
Yes. Export your products, orders and reports as CSV whenever you like. Your data stays yours.
Talk to our team about your warehouses, shops and channels, or follow the step by step guides in the help center.
Talk to salesVisit the help centerPut your stock in one place
Add your locations, bring in your products and let the assistant watch the shelves with you.
- No cap on products or orders, on every plan
- 0% transaction fee on every plan, with any payment provider you connect
- Everyday AI work, like answering stock questions, uses no credits
3 days free before your first charge.
