SYS.03 · Inventory ·Active

Stockroom

Warehouse, recipe and production management for businesses that turn raw materials into finished goods. Every material carries a cost, every stock lot carries a batch and an expiry, and every quantity change is a signed, timestamped movement.

The dashboard - stock value, low-stock and expiring items, and the live movement feed

The dashboard - stock value, low-stock and expiring items, and the live movement feed

From raw material to finished product

04 steps
Step 01

Every material is defined once, with its cost and supplier

Ingredients are the base materials the business buys - each with a default unit, a cost per unit, a supplier and a shelf life. Products are what you sell, built from a recipe of those ingredients, with a live cost and margin.

Ingredients directory with cost per unit and supplier

Ingredients directory with cost per unit and supplier

Step 02

Stock arrives as a lot, with a location, a batch and an expiry

A warehouse item is an actual quantity on a shelf. It carries its unit, a bin location, a batch code, an expiry date and a minimum level - and links to an ingredient, a product, or stands alone.

New warehouse item - unit, location, batch code, expiry and minimum

New warehouse item - unit, location, batch code, expiry and minimum

Step 03

Every quantity change is a movement, signed and timed

Receiving, using, spoilage and corrections all go through one adjust step that asks for a reason and an optional note. The movement history below the item never rewrites itself; deletes are owner-only.

Adjusting stock with a reason, over the item’s movement history

Adjusting stock with a reason, over the item’s movement history

Step 04

Producing a batch deducts the recipe, earliest expiry first

Recording a production run consumes the recipe from stock oldest-expiry-first and unit-converted, then reports the batch cost, the sell price and the margin. The screen shows how many you can make right now.

Produce dialog - what it will use, what is left, and the margin

Produce dialog - what it will use, what is left, and the margin

What ships in Stockroom

06 capabilities
F.01Ingredients, recipes and products

Base materials with a cost and a supplier, reusable ingredient groups, and products built from a recipe that prices and margins itself.

F.02Lot-level warehouse

Every stock item carries a location, a batch code, an expiry date and a minimum level, and links to an ingredient, a product, or nothing.

F.03Immutable movement log

Received, used, produced, spoiled, adjusted and transferred - each with the user, the timestamp and an optional note. Deletes are owner-only.

F.04FEFO production runs

A production deducts its recipe from stock earliest-expiry-first, converting units as it goes, and returns the batch cost and margin.

F.05Alerts that come back

Low stock, expired and expiring-within-7-days show on the dashboard and the bell. Dismiss one and it returns if the item is restocked with a new expiry.

F.06Accountant-ready reports

Current inventory, low stock and movements over any date range, as Excel or PDF, in English or Albanian regardless of the interface language.

Interface reference

Screens 01–04

Built for businesses that make things

Stockroom fits the business that buys raw materials, holds them in a warehouse and turns them into products to sell. It tracks the material, the recipe, the batch and the cost - and the person who touched each one.

Typical operation: 1–8 locations, one shared storeroom

Use case: A small manufacturerTurns raw materials into finished goods - food, cosmetics, cleaning products - and needs the real cost of every batch, not a guess.
Use case: A multi-location storeStock split across rooms and shelves, transferred between them, counted and valued in one place.
Use case: A shared storeroomThe owner sets minimums and prices; staff record what they take and what they make; nothing moves without a name against it.
See SYS.03 on your own storeroom

Send us your material list, a few recipes and a month of stock movements. We'll load them into Stockroom and show you the batch costs and the reorder list.

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