Stock you can trust.
Every purchase, sale and adjustment moves stock and posts to the ledger in the same breath — so what the report says is what is actually on the shelf.
Stock on the sheet is never the stock on the shelf.
Inventory kept in a spreadsheet drifts from day one, and the gap only shows up when a customer is waiting.
Damage, samples and short deliveries never make it into the sheet, so the count is wrong long before anyone checks.
There is no reorder level and no alert, so you find out you are out of stock from the customer who wanted it.
Valuation gets worked out once a year, by hand, and your balance sheet carries that guess for twelve months.
Real stock control, wired into the books
Everything a growing Indian business needs to know what it holds, what it is worth, and where it is.
Goods and services on one master, each with HSN or SAC code, unit, tax rate and pricing ready for billing.
Hold stock across godowns, shops and branches. See on-hand by location or across the whole business.
Choose the valuation method that suits your trade. Cost is recomputed on every movement, not once a year.
Track batches with expiry dates, or serial numbers unit by unit, right through sale, return and warranty.
Scan to add invoice lines, receive stock in, or run an adjustment. Nobody has to type a SKU again.
Set a reorder level per item and get told before a best-seller runs dry, not after.
You move the goods. The count moves with them.
Stock is a by-product of the work you already do, not a second set of books.
Built for how stock actually moves
Stock in, stock out, transfers between warehouses and adjustments all write a dated movement against the item. You can walk from a quantity on the report back to the exact bill, invoice or adjustment that caused it.
A godown, a shop counter and a branch are separate places holding separate stock. Transfer between them, restrict who sees what, and report on-hand per location or consolidated.
Inventory is not a side spreadsheet. Receipts, issues and adjustments post to the inventory and cost-of-goods accounts through the same double-entry engine as everything else, using FIFO or weighted average.
Count once, and know it stays right
When stock and the ledger share one engine, the annual reconciliation stops being an ordeal.
Connected to everything that touches stock
Inventory is not an island. The same items drive billing, tax and the ledger.
Questions about stock
Both FIFO and weighted average cost. You pick the method that suits your trade, and cost is recomputed on every movement rather than once at year-end.
Yes. Hold stock across as many godowns, shops or branches as you need, transfer between them, and report on-hand per location or across the business.
Yes. Track batch numbers with expiry dates, or serial numbers unit by unit, and follow them through sale, return and warranty.
Yes. Scan to add lines to an invoice, receive stock in, or run an adjustment. Any standard USB or Bluetooth scanner that types the code will work.
Yes. Stock movements post to the inventory and cost-of-goods accounts through the same double-entry engine as the rest of the system, so your closing stock is always current.