Your trade
Stock management for warehouses
Volume, multiple locations, and operations you cannot shut down for two days to count.
What gets in the way in a warehouse
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Halting to count costs more than the discrepancy
A full stocktake ties up the team and suspends dispatch. Many keep postponing it, and the gap grows until it can no longer be explained.
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The goods are here, but where?
Between the aisles, the receiving area and returns, an item that is in stock can stay untraceable. The stockout is then administrative, not physical.
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Partial deliveries break the trail
Backorders, over-deliveries, rejected parcels: if receiving records the order rather than reality, all downstream stock is wrong from the moment of entry.
What StockZone changes
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Count without shutting down
Rolling counts on a set frequency, guided counting on a phone with barcode scanning. You improve accuracy continuously instead of freezing everything once a year.
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Every movement leaves a trail
Deliveries, inter-site transfers, shelf stocking, issues: the per-item history lets you trace a discrepancy back instead of merely noting it.
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Receiving that tells the truth
Checking and reconciliation on arrival: what enters stock is what actually arrived, backorders and over-deliveries included.
Frequently asked questions in warehousing
Can several sites and transfers be managed?
Yes: stock per site, transfers with a delivery note and tracked value, and a consolidated view. A site in overstock can supply one under pressure before anything is reordered.
Does counting work with barcodes?
Yes, from a phone, through a touch interface built for the floor. Temporary help can count via an access link, with no account to create.
Can I get stock value at a given date?
Yes, using the valuation method you have chosen — weighted average cost, FIFO or last price — with a CSV export for your accountant.
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