Real-time alerts
WhatsApp, email, SMS: you get notified when stock hits minimum, so you reorder in time.
Your stock updates instantly with every sale. Get alerts when it hits minimum. The system suggests how much to reorder. See live from your phone what's available.
Inventory is manual: someone checks physically, writes in Excel, that data is stale within hours. Result: you sell things you don't have, or stop selling because you think there's no stock. Multiple records (Excel, paper, handwritten notes) mean warehouse and sales never align.
Every sale, return, purchase updates stock in real time. One source of truth. Alerts before you run out. Smart reorder suggestions based on your sales history.
WhatsApp, email, SMS: you get notified when stock hits minimum, so you reorder in time.
System suggests how much to order based on sales speed and supplier lead time.
Warehouse, sales and finance see the same numbers. No discrepancies, no surprises.
Who took what, when, why. If something's missing, you know exactly what happened.
Illustrative example. Every project is designed around your actual process.
I identify what you sell, where it's stored, ideal minimum stock, supplier lead time.
I integrate POS, e-commerce, Excel, purchase system into one database.
When to alert (low stock, slow movers, overstock), who to notify, which channels.
First the 20 products that drive 80% of sales. Then expand to the rest.
Yes. It connects to your sales system or to Excel. If it has no API, I auto-import from reports.
No. I import your Excel as starting point. From then on, the system keeps everything current.
Yes. You see total and detail of each location. Transfers between warehouses record automatically.
Completely. Each store manages its stock, you see consolidated at HQ. Alerts local or global as you need.
Depends on number of SKUs and complexity (multiple warehouses, suppliers, etc). Custom quote.
Recording is online but you can use your POS offline. It syncs when connection returns.
Tell me: how many different products, whether you sell in-store/online/both, what system you use now. I'll say if automating inventory is your next move.