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Inventory ERP

Run procurement, inventory, warehousing and distribution on one connected system — with live stock, costing and fulfilment visibility end to end.

WHO IS IT FOR?

01
Procurement Teams

Manage sourcing, purchasing, suppliers, and purchase orders with complete cost visibility.

02
Warehouse Managers

Track multi-warehouse stock, transfers, availability, and movements in real time.

03
Sales & Dispatch Teams

Keep orders, stock allocation, picking, and dispatch connected from sale to delivery.

04
Business Owners

Get a unified view of inventory, landed costs, sales, and margins across the entire operation.

Modules & Features

Everything you need to streamline your operations. Explore the individual modules and signature flows that power this solution.

DA

Dashboard

The Command Center — live KPI rollups across stock, procurement, POS and money.

Stock KPIsLow-stock watchlistMovement chartsQuick linksPeriod snapshot

Signature Flow

Read live tiles
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Spot low stock
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Jump to the screen
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Act on the item
EM

Employee

Employee records, designations and store assignment — the people behind every requisition, sale and approval in the system.

Employee registerDesignationsStore assignmentContact records

Signature Flow

Add employee
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Assign store
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Link to login
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Track activity
AL

Audit Log

Every insert, update and delete carries its user, timestamp and screen — so a variance, a price change or a deleted row can always be traced back to a person.

Change logLogin historyScreen-level traceExport

Signature Flow

Action happens
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Log entry written
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Filter & trace
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Export evidence
UM

User Management

Menus, pages and actions are gated by role privileges seeded in the database, with per-user overrides on top — you see exactly what your role grants and nothing more.

UsersRolesPage privilegesAction rightsPer-user overrides

Signature Flow

Create role
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Grant page rights
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Assign user
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Audit access
AC

Accounts

A chart of accounts, balanced journal vouchers, cash book, cheques, bank charges and a balance sheet — the money side of every stock and POS transaction.

Chart of accountsJournal vouchersCash bookCheque registerBank chargesBalance sheet

Signature Flow

Transaction posts
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Voucher balances
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Cash & bank reconcile
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Statements
AM

Asset Management

Asset items, categories, devices, equipment, utilities, projects, sites and locations, each carrying maintenance history, audit results and eventual disposal.

Asset itemsCategories & devicesSites & locationsMaintenance logAsset auditDisposal

Signature Flow

Register asset
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Assign to site
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Maintain & audit
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Dispose
S/

Sales / POS

Sessions, terminals, payment methods and a day close. Each sale prints a receipt, decrements the store balance and posts its own journal — with a full audit trail per cashier.

New saleSale listCashier sessionsPayment methodsDay closePOS reports

Signature Flow

Open session
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Ring the sale
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Take payment
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Stock & journal post
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Day close
TR

Transfer

Raise a transfer from one store to another; stock leaves the source, sits in transit, and only lands on the destination balance when it is received and acknowledged.

Transfer requestApprovalDispatchIn-transit registerReceipt & acknowledgement

Signature Flow

Raise transfer
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Approve
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Dispatch
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Receive at destination
SO

Store Operations

The heart of the warehouse. Entry, exit, sale, transfer, return and damage all post movements that keep the stock-at-store balance true to the shelf in real time, and the period close freezes the result.

Store entryStore exitReturnsDamage & write-offStock audit & varianceDead stockPeriod close

Signature Flow

Post movement
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Balance updates live
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Audit & variance
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Close the period
SM

Store Master

Stores, item masters, categories and units of measure — the foundation every movement, sale and valuation depends on.

Store registerItem masterCategoriesUnits of measureVendor master

Signature Flow

Define store
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Catalogue item
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Set unit & category
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Open for movement
PU

Purchase

Procurement is not one screen but a tracked pipeline. Each stop stamps a live status — New Request → Indent Generated → Tender Created → Delivery Processing → Delivered — so a buyer always knows where an item sits, and received goods flow straight into Store Entry.

Store item requisitionPurchase planIndent & tenderVendor quote comparisonPurchase orderDelivery & receiptPurchase dashboard

Signature Flow

Requisition
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Purchase plan
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Indent & tender
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Compare quotes
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Award PO
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Deliver & receive

Key Features

Everything you need for complete business visibility.

01

Multi-Warehouse Inventory

Manage stock across multiple warehouses, branches, and locations with real-time visibility into every movement.

02

Purchase & Sales Workflows

Connect purchase-to-pay and order-to-cash processes, from supplier orders through customer dispatch.

03

Landed Cost & Valuation

Track true inventory costs including freight, duties, and other charges with flexible valuation methods.

04

Batch & Serial Tracking

Maintain complete traceability with batch numbers, serial numbers, expiry dates, and stock movement history.

05

Smart Stock Control

Set reorder levels, manage stock transfers and adjustments, and reduce both shortages and excess inventory.

Benefits

Why businesses choose Inventory ERP.

01

Complete Stock Visibility

Know exactly what stock you have, where it is located, and how it is moving across your business.

02

Better Margin Control

Accurately track landed costs and inventory valuation to understand true product costs and protect margins.

03

Faster Supply Chain Operations

Connect purchasing, warehousing, sales, and dispatch in one streamlined workflow with fewer manual steps.

04

Smarter Inventory Decisions

Use real-time stock levels, reorder insights, and transaction data to purchase and replenish with confidence.

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