Take full control of your store and warehouse items

Regardless of the sector, a priority for any company dealing with stocks is to ensure a balance between supply and demand. For this to be possible, strict and controlled management of the products, materials or items stored in a given location, which are intended for sale, distribution or internal use, is necessary.

This monitoring is essential to avoid shortages or, conversely, overstocking.

There are several practices for strategic management of items and stocks, namely:

Inventory Control - Keep a detailed record of all stock items, including information such as description, code, available quantity, entry/exit date, etc.

Restocking and Replenishment - Monitor stock levels and set replenishment points to to ensure items are restocked before they run out completely.

Supplier Collaboration - Maintain a good relationship with your suppliers to ensure demand forecasts, order changes, and prevent delivery delays.

The Benefits of Effective Stock and Item Management

Your company only stands to gain from opting for rigorous management of items and stocks, consider this:

• Efficient management of costs, time, and space;
• Increased productivity and organisation;
• Rigorous evaluation of products to avoid unnecessary returns;
• Greater customer trust and loyalty;
• Profitable investment in goods.

What are the advantages of stock management software for your business?

Stock and Warehouse Management

Manage all movements between stocks and warehouses in real time. This module allows you to:

• View movement history;
• Check the quantities of available items;
• Create end-of-stock alerts;
• Record stock-outs or transfer stock between warehouses;
• Add new items to your warehouse.

Item Management

We provide a specific area for managing the products and services you sell, where you can register:

• All information related to your items;
• Entries, exits, and transfers;
• Organise items by category or item code;
• Associate prices with labels and barcodes generated per item;
• Creation of the Inventory file;
• Update and edit your product and service catalog;
• Assign prices, discounts, designations, rates, and taxes to your items.