The stock count never matches the shelf
You lose sales on items you thought you had, and tie up money in items you didn't need. I'd fix it with your own business system, in the three steps below.
What it looks like
- Numbers live in Excel or in one person's memory, and the shop and warehouse disagree.
- You find out an item is finished when a customer asks for it.
- You order more of something that was already sitting in the warehouse.
How I'd fix it
Build a stock list for each shop and warehouse in your own system.
Update it every time you sell, receive or move an item, so the number is always current.
Show low-stock items on your phone, so you reorder before you run out.
Your own business system
Stop juggling Excel sheets, WhatsApp groups and paper.
How much is admin costing you?
Move the numbers to match your business. Nothing is sent anywhere.
234 hours a month
QAR 8,190 a month
If a system gave back just a quarter of that, you'd save QAR 2,048 every month.
Based on 26 working days a month.
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Tell me how your business runs.
Step one is a free call. Within 24 hours you get a plan and a fixed price.