Enterprise inventory control at SMB speed.
One system that scales from moving units in and out of a stockroom to multi-warehouse fulfillment, PO receiving and a closing ledger — showing each team only the part they bought.
Most inventory teams are running five systems that disagree.
The stock number in the warehouse, the number in the spreadsheet, and the number in the books are never the same on a Monday morning. Every reconciliation is manual, and every audit is a scramble.
Stock lives in a file one person maintains. When they're on leave, nobody knows what you have.
Inventory tools sell you the ledger as another subscription, then charge again for the connector between them.
Half the fields on the form belong to a business you are not running, and your team is trained to ignore them.
One record, followed from purchase order to posted entry.
Every module you turn on writes to the same inventory and, when you use it, the same ledger. Nothing syncs overnight, because nothing needs to.
A catalog that holds up under scale
Items, variants, groups and bundles with the attributes your business actually uses — plus custom fields when the standard model runs out.
Five reasons teams move off the incumbents.
Build a role that can receive stock but never see cost price. Gate a single column, a single action, a single warehouse — without a developer and without a custom object.
A real chart of accounts, fiscal years, posting rules and general ledger — in the same product when you want them, and completely absent when you don't.
Import your catalog, warehouses, customers and suppliers from spreadsheets. No implementation partner on the critical path.
Wholesale, retail, samples, replacements — each with its own numbering, approvals and fulfillment path. Plus a B2B portal so buyers reorder themselves.
The iOS and Android app does receiving, picking, counts and transfers with the phone camera. No extra licence, no rugged hardware required.
The warehouse app is the same system, not a copy of it.
Scan to receive against a purchase order, pick a sales order line by line, run a cycle count in an aisle. Every scan hits the same stock ledger your finance team is looking at.
You only ever see the system you actually bought.
Don't price your items? Then there is no invoicing, no ledger and no account fields anywhere in your org — not greyed out, not empty, absent. The same platform runs a two-person stockroom moving units in and out, and a distributor running multiple order types, PO receiving and a closing ledger. Nobody gets the other one's screens.
Items, stock and transfers. Put units in, take units out, count them, move them between sites. There are no prices, no orders and no ledger — and nothing on screen asking for them.
Three modules on. The sidebar has six entries, not sixty.
Six fields never render. Your team is never taught to skip them, because they were never there.
Built to survive an IT review.
Role-based access, immutable audit logs, domain events for every state change, and an export path for everything you put in.
Questions evaluators ask
Most teams import their catalog, warehouses, customers and suppliers from spreadsheets and run their first live receipt in under a week. Accounting setup — chart of accounts, fiscal year, posting rules — adds a few days if you're moving your ledger across at the same time.
Priced to the system you actually run.
There is no list price, because there is no standard deployment. Your figure comes from the modules you switch on and how complex your operation is — a single-site stock system and a multi-warehouse business running order types, PO receiving, portal ordering and a full ledger are not the same product, and shouldn't cost the same.
See it running on your catalog.
Bring a spreadsheet of your SKUs. We'll load it live on the call and show you the receipt-to-ledger path end to end.