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Inventory management

Products, stock levels, warehouses and stock movements.

Kedar Adhikari
Goji.my Editorial
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Overview

Inventory tracks products with SKU, barcode and QR, cost and selling prices, images, and per-warehouse stock (on hand, reserved, available).

Purpose

Keep accurate stock so orders reserve and deduct correctly.

Step-by-step guide

  1. Add a product with its prices, SKU and barcode under Inventory, Products.
  2. Set the opening stock; a stock movement is recorded.
  3. Watch available stock as orders reserve and deduct.
  4. Edit a product to adjust stock; every change is logged.

Common mistakes

  • Editing the product stock number directly instead of using a count or adjustment.
  • Ignoring low-stock alerts on the dashboard.

Best practices

  • Use SKUs and barcodes so order entry can scan products.
  • Set low-stock thresholds to get alerts before you run out.

FAQ

What is available vs on hand?

Available equals on hand minus reserved minus packed.

Cost price visibility?

Only owners and managers see cost price.

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