Same app. Different problem.
An importer with twelve-week lead times and a retailer counting shelves on a Tuesday need different things from the same inventory system. Here is how Stockie fits each.
You outgrew the spreadsheet about a year ago
One warehouse, a few hundred SKUs, and reordering that runs on memory and a Sunday night spreadsheet. Stockie turns that into dates and quantities.
- 100 to 2,000 SKUs
- One or two locations
- Reordering decided by whoever remembers
Stock in four places, and one of them is wrong
Shops, a warehouse and a stockroom, each running out of different things. Per-location planning, counts that reconcile properly, and transfers you can value.
- Two or more locations
- Retail floor and back stock
- Counts that never quite agree
Long lead times and a moving exchange rate
Twelve-week lead times, freight and duty on every shipment, and a landed cost that changes with the dollar. Order early enough and know what it truly cost.
- Lead times measured in weeks
- Freight, duty and customs on every order
- Costs in more than one currency
The spreadsheet works. That is the problem.
Purchase orders in a shared sheet, costs in a second one, and a stock count nobody trusts. Same workflow, in one place, with an audit trail.
- POs live in a shared spreadsheet
- Costs tracked separately from Shopify
- Nobody is sure which version is current
Run it on your catalogue.
Install Stockie, let it read your sales history, and see what it says you should be ordering this week. Fourteen days, free.
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