A reason on every correction
Quick Adjust asks what changed and why, then writes it into the ledger instead of quietly editing a number.
Stock that counts itself
Every sale, return and correction moves the same number, and the shop tells you before it runs out.
It counts itself
The shelf goes down as the shop sells
You are not updating a spreadsheet at closing time. The website and the till draw from one number, so the figure you are looking at is the figure on the shelf.
- One number for the website and the counter
- A return puts the unit back on the shelf
- Checkout will not sell what is not there
The ledger
Every unit that moved, and who moved it
Six kinds of movement, each stamped with the person and the reason. When a count looks wrong on a Thursday, the answer is already written down.
A name on every line
Received, sold, returned, damaged, transferred, adjusted. Each carries who did it, so nothing has to be remembered.
Per product, or all of it
Open one product to see only its history, or read the whole shop's movements in one list.
Before it hurts
You are told while there is still time to reorder
Set the level that counts as low for each product. When stock crosses it the alert appears on your dashboard, not after a customer has already been disappointed.
- Your own threshold, product by product
- The alert sits on the dashboard where you already look
- Out of stock is obvious at a glance, not buried
Variants
Four ways to count a product with options
Not every shop counts the same way. A shirt in three sizes, a candle sold as one thing, a made-to-order cake. Each product picks the mode that matches how you really sell it.
✦ Ready when you are
Your store, tomorrow morning.
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