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One stock count across shop, warehouse and website
Overselling and dead stock come from the same problem: nobody knows the real count. We build inventory systems that keep one number across every channel and warn you before you run out.
Starts at
Rs. 25,000
Up to
Rs. 150,000
Timeline
5-14 weeks
What you get
- Real-time stock across all locations and channels
- Barcode and QR scanning on phone or scanner
- Purchase orders and supplier management
- Low-stock alerts and reorder points
- Stock transfers between branches
- Batch, expiry and serial number tracking
- Valuation and dead-stock reporting
How it runs
- 1
Audit
Current stock process, SKUs and locations documented.
- 2
Structure
SKU scheme, units and locations designed properly — this is where most systems fail.
- 3
Build
Core stock engine first, then purchasing and reporting.
- 4
Count
Physical stock take to establish an accurate opening balance.
- 5
Go live
Parallel running for two weeks before the old method is retired.
Industries that use this
Questions
- How much does an inventory system cost?
- Rs. 25,000 for a single-location system up to Rs. 150,000 for multi-warehouse with batch and expiry tracking.
- Can it sync with my online store?
- Yes. Stock updates in one place and reflects on the website, marketplace listings and shop POS, which is what stops overselling.
- Do we need barcode scanners?
- Not necessarily — phone cameras scan barcodes accurately enough for most SMEs. Dedicated scanners make sense above roughly 200 scans a day.
- Can it track expiry dates?
- Yes, with batch tracking and first-expiry-first-out picking. Essential for pharmacy, food and cosmetics.