Sales & inventory · Stock control
Your biggest money is on the shelf. Know what it is doing.
Live stock on every item, a reorder list before you run dry, and a dead-stock list showing exactly which taka has been sitting there for three months.
A stock book cannot keep up with a busy counter
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Every sale should reduce a number in the book. In a busy shop nobody does it, so within two days the book is wrong and nobody trusts it again.
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You reorder when a shelf looks empty, which is always a few days after it should have gone out.
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Slow items quietly eat the money you needed for the fast ones, and nothing tells you which they are.
What you actually get
Stock that keeps itself
Ring up a sale and the quantity drops. Record a purchase and it rises. No second entry, so nothing drifts.
Reorder before you run dry
A low-stock list with your own reorder level on each item, so the order goes in while the shelf still has stock on it.
Dead stock, named
Everything that has not sold in three months, with what it cost you. The clearest list of stuck money you will ever see.
Count and reconcile
A stock audit screen for the monthly count, so what the shelf says and what the system says get settled rather than argued about.
Day 1
We load your regular items with their prices and current quantities — most shops have between fifty and two hundred — and bill your first sale the same day.
Day 7
The counter bills from the system, stock moves on its own, and your first reorder list comes from figures rather than from a look at the shelf.
Free to start. ৳100 when you are ready.
Start on ৳0 — no card, no commitment. Basic is ৳100 a month; Business ৳300 as you add staff logins, branches and warehouses. bKash.
PricingWe come to you and load your items
The first list is the only real work, and we do it with you — items, prices, opening quantities — then train your counter through a real hour of selling.
The things people ask before signing up
Do I have to enter every item?
Only the ones you actually sell regularly. Start with your fast fifty; the rest can be added as they are sold.
Can I import from Excel?
Yes — an item list in Excel or CSV can be imported, and we will do the first one for you.
Does it handle more than one godown?
Yes — stock can be held per branch or warehouse, with transfers between them.
What about purchases and supplier dues?
Purchases raise stock and record what you owe that supplier, so buying and stock are the same set of books.
Send us your number. We call back today.
Tell us what you sell and roughly how many items you carry, and we will set a time to load them with you.
One account, and you can add pharmacy, restaurant or wholesale tools later.