Stock you can keep track of.
Bring your inventory into one clear view. Start with a count, track from there and spend less time wondering what is actually on the shelf.
Inventory trackingStock visibility
Inventory for independent shops
Know your shelf.
Stay ahead
of sold out.
Never sell what you don't have. Keep stock in view, get a nudge before it runs out and make the next reorder a whole lot simpler.
Less guesswork.More in stock.
A LITTLE CLARITY, ON EVERY SHELFDEMO
ShelfBarnKnow what you have. Know what needs you.
Your shelf, at a glance.
Products tracked4
Low-stock items2
Stock overview
Try the tabs belowCanvas toteSH-001
24 unitsIn stock
Ceramic mugSH-002
4 unitsLow stock
Linen notebookSH-003
18 unitsIn stock
Amber candleSH-004
2 unitsLow stock
Catch low stock before it becomes no stock.
Alerts and quick reordering keep the next step clear.
Count it. Track it. Keep it moving.
SMALL SHOPS. CLEARER STOCK.
Independent retail
Gift & home stores
Speciality shops
Small stockrooms
01The platform
Everything on your shelf.
Nothing left to guess.
From the first count to the next reorder, give every product a place in the picture.
A heads-up for low stock.
Get alerted when products run low. Know which items need your attention before the next customer asks for the last one.
Low-stock alertsReorder signals
A clearer next order.
Reorder in a tap and use dead-stock reports to spot items sitting still. See what needs replenishing and what needs a different plan.
Quick reorderDead-stock reports
02Your potential
Fewer empty shelves.
More possibility.
What could keeping a few more sales in stock mean? Try your own numbers to estimate the gross profit those sales could contribute.
Illustrative estimate, not a forecast. Gross profit is before operating expenses. Actual results depend on demand, stock availability and your margins.
Your numbers. A clearer picture.
USD / MONTHPotential additional monthly gross profit$624
52 additional sales per monthMonthly estimate
Extra daily sales x profit per sale x trading days x 52 / 12.
03How it works
From a shelf count
to a clearer day.
Make stock visibility a habit, without adding another complicated routine.
Start with what is there.
Count your products and bring your inventory into one place.
Know what needs attention.
Track stock and use low-stock alerts to spot the next priority.
Keep the right things moving.
Reorder what is needed and use dead-stock reports to review what is not.
A BETTER VIEW OF YOUR SHOP
Know your stock.
Own your next move.
Let's talk about what is on your shelves.
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