Stock in control

Stock in control in practice

Products live in a SKU catalog that supports variants — size, color, or whatever distinguishes one version of a product from another — plus alternate units for items sold or received in more than one measure. Stock levels update when you receive inventory from a supplier, make manual adjustments for damage or count corrections, and automatically deduct when a sale goes through POS or an invoice, so the on-hand count reflects what's actually happened rather than a number someone updates by hand periodically. Low-stock alerts flag items before they run out rather than after a customer asks for something you don't have. For businesses migrating off a spreadsheet or an existing system, CSV import handles bulk product data from Excel, including a parser built for Tally-style stock summaries, with saved templates so repeat imports don't require remapping columns each time.

Works with the rest of Overden Commerce

Overden Commerce combines this feature with the rest of your operational workflow, so your team does not have to move data between separate tools.

• Know your numbers
• Invoice & get paid
• Sell at the counter
• Buy from suppliers
• One record per contact