Real-time stock levels
Accurate quantities across every location.
What stock management software does, the features that matter and when to move beyond spreadsheets.
Spreadsheets work for a handful of products. As ranges, locations and order volumes grow, errors creep in and stock ties up cash.
Stock management software tracks every movement in real time, and when it's part of an ERP it keeps stock and finance in step.
What good stock control looks like.
Accurate quantities across every location.
Automatic suggestions before you run out.
Faster, more accurate picking and receiving.
Transfers and visibility across sites.
FIFO, average or standard costing linked to finance.
Purchase orders and supplier management in one place.
Most trials drop you into a generic demo company that looks nothing like the way you actually work. Ours doesn't. We configure your free trial around your business and the use case you care about, so you and your team can test real scenarios with data and processes you recognise.
It starts with a short questionnaire about your industry, your current systems and what you want to prove out. Once that's back with us, your tailored trial can usually be made available within a few working days. Prefer a guided walkthrough first? A standard demo is still on the table - just tell us which you'd like.
Complete a short questionnaire covering your industry, processes and the things you most want to test.
We set up a Business Central environment around your use case, so you're not clicking through a generic demo company.
Your tailored trial is typically ready within a few working days of the questionnaire coming back to us.
Tell us how you manage stock today, and we'll show you how better stock control could work for you.
Software that tracks stock levels, movements and values, helping you reorder at the right time and avoid over- or under-stocking.
Keeping them together in an ERP avoids rekeying and keeps stock values accurate in your accounts.
Yes. It includes stock levels, locations, reorder planning, costing and purchasing, with warehousing available too.
When stock errors, stockouts or time spent on manual counts start costing money.