Products and inventory
Product master, categories and tags, multi-warehouse stock, stocktakes, assemblies.
The modules are not separate pieces of software — they are different views onto the same stock pool.
Product master, categories and tags, multi-warehouse stock, stocktakes, assemblies.
Sales orders, picking, dispatch, credit notes, returns.
Requisitions, RFQs, purchase orders, receiving batches, competitor price comparison.
Receivables and payables, output and input tax, e-invoices.
Uses sales and stock data to support what-to-buy and how-much decisions.
Manufacturing that needs work orders, BOMs and production scheduling sits outside what these modules were designed for — they are built for trading and channel businesses. We assess that kind of requirement up front and say plainly if it does not fit.
These are the entries the system actually moves when one sales order ships. Red figures in parentheses are decreases.
WH-01 available stock
Shipment SO-4418 dispatched
Accounts receivable
Output tax
Units sold, last 30 days (fed back to selection)
You can ask these without us. If all three are “no”, what you have still holds up — there is no hurry to replace it.
More than one means somebody reconciles them by hand every month, and which copy is current is decided by the filename.
An incumbent system often handles only accounting and tax filing while shipping, stock and purchasing stay manual — that rolls out in stages, leaving the accounting side as it is.
If you do, this is not the right fit today. We assess it up front and say plainly if it does not work.