Stock in control

Stock in control en pratique

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.