On-hand stock is not the same as available stock.

Product movements

Receipts, issues, transfers and count adjustments with history. Sales reservations distinguish on-hand and available quantities.

Fabrics and materials

Roll and lot identities, units and production reservations. Track material consumption and substitution decisions.

Purchasing

Supplier orders, partial receipts and cancellation of open quantities. Connect finished goods and production materials to your workflows.

Distinguish physical and available stock

A product in the warehouse may already belong to a customer order. Review shop, display, warehouse and factory quantities alongside reservations, incoming purchases and undelivered sales. A sales reservation changes availability while physical movements remain separate. This helps the team identify which stock can be sold and how an order will be fulfilled.

• Location-based physical and reserved quantities
• Sales-linked reservations and deliveries
• Receipts, issues and transfers

Connect fabrics and materials to production

Track fabric rolls, material units and lots as well as finished furniture. Connect recipes and plans to material requirements, allocated quantities and actual consumption. Preserve waste, returns and approved substitutions as recorded movements. Material shortages can be considered alongside purchasing and the production delivery estimate, rather than being discovered only when work begins.

• Units, rolls and lot information
• Production requirements, allocation and consumption
• Waste, returns and approved material substitutions

Purchasing and stock counts with a history

Record supplier orders and partial receipts without assuming the entire order arrived at once. Track open quantities and canceled balances. Keep stock-count differences in movement history instead of silently changing a balance. The same workflow supports a retailer buying finished furniture and a manufacturer purchasing fabrics or components.

• Supplier purchase orders and partial receipts
• Open quantities and cancellations
• Stock-count differences and movement history