Multi-location inventory
See stock by store, warehouse, and shelf location, with transfers and adjustments recorded properly.
Industry solutions / Retail & Wholesale
Stock, orders, and pricing that add up everywhere.
One accurate picture of inventory and orders across your stores, warehouse, and online channels, so you sell what you have and buy what you need.
How I’d approach it
Fit the software to the work, not the other way round.
Most retail and wholesale headaches come down to one thing: the same product, price, or stock level stored in too many places. I start by working out which system should own each piece of information, then connect everything else to it.
In the warehouse, handheld scanners usually make the biggest difference. Receiving, picking, and counting by scan is faster for staff and far more accurate than paper. In the office, it's about clean purchasing, sensible pricing rules, and reports people trust.
I build handheld scanner apps for receiving, picking, and stock counts, connected directly to your inventory system.
What the software can handle
The everyday work, done properly.
Typical areas I build for. Most projects start with one or two of these and grow from there.
Purchasing & receiving
Raise purchase orders, receive them by scanning, and handle back-orders and partial deliveries cleanly.
Pricing & promotions
Manage price lists, customer-specific pricing, and promotions in one place instead of five spreadsheets.
Picking & shipping
Guide staff through picking, packing, and shipping with handheld scanners, so fewer orders go out wrong.
Online store sync
Keep stock and orders in step between your main system and your online store or marketplaces.
Sales & margin reports
See what's selling, what's sitting, and what you actually make on each product.
What it can look like
Built for Retail & Wholesale.
Examples of the kinds of screens and tools I build for this kind of work.
How a project runs
Three steps, start to finish.
Small, steady steps with something real to look at early, and you involved the whole way through.
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01
Map how stock moves
Trace products from supplier to customer, and find where counts and prices go wrong.
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02
Fix the source of truth
Set up one trusted home for products, prices, and stock, and connect each channel to it.
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03
Speed up the warehouse
Add scanning for receiving, picking, and counts, then measure the drop in errors.
Let's talk about retail & wholesale
What would one accurate stock number be worth to you?
Tell me what’s getting in the way. I’ll give you an honest view of the options, even if the answer is a small fix.