Stock & inventory
Add your stock once. When you pack orders, scan the shipping label or your product barcode and your stock goes down by itself. The tool learns your SKUs and barcodes as you use it. Free for up to 20 products.
Scan and pack
A USB or Bluetooth scanner types the code for you and presses Enter. You can also type a SKU. Scan a shipping label (after loading today's labels below) or a barcode on the product.
Today's labels (optional, recommended)
Load the label PDFs you are about to pack (Meesho, Flipkart or Amazon). Then scanning any label finds its SKU and takes the stock down. You also see if you have enough stock for today's orders. Files stay in your browser.
This session
| Time | What | Change | Left | |
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| Nothing scanned yet. | ||||
My stock
| SKU | Product name | In stock | Alert at |
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Change a number and click away to save. "Alert at" is the level where a product shows as low. Below zero means more was packed than you added, so add your real count.
Add stock
Type or paste
One product per line, with the quantity. Write it your own way. The tool matches it to your SKUs and remembers your wording.
Or import a file
Excel or CSV with a SKU column and a quantity column.
Learn my SKUs from my files
Drop your Meesho payment file (.zip or .xlsx) or label PDFs. The tool finds your SKUs and sets them up with zero stock, so you only fill in the numbers.
Barcode stickers
Print a barcode for each product, stick it on the product or bin, and scan it while packing or receiving. Long SKUs get a short code automatically so they scan fast.
History
| When | SKU | Change | Left | How |
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Alerts and reports
Get your stock report without opening the tool. Emails go to your login email: your email.
Report on WhatsApp
Tap the button and WhatsApp opens with today's report already typed. Just press send. Add your number to send it straight to yourself, or leave it empty to pick a chat.
Your stock numbers are saved on your account so you can use them from your phone and your computer. Label files you load are read in your browser and never uploaded.