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Inventory and products

A warehouse that isn't a separate program: you see the stock level and price right in the deal line.

A product catalogue with a category tree, price lists and barcodes is backed by a warehouse with bin locations, manufacturing and stocktaking. Stock levels sync with your accounting system every 5–15 minutes during working hours, so the salesperson sees the same number as the warehouse worker.

What it covers

  • A catalogue with a category tree, units, alternatives and kits
  • Price lists, including ones specific to a customer, and barcodes
  • Multiple warehouses and warehouse positions — bin locations
  • Stock levels sync with accounting every 5–15 minutes
  • Internal movements, write-offs and transfers between warehouses
  • Stocktaking with certificates
  • Manufacturing from components and order preparation — kitting, packing, transport
  • The system suggests purchase orders based on stock levels and demand
  • Stagnation analysis shows what's sitting in the warehouse

FAQ

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How do we see the stock level while selling?

The stock level shows on the same line where you pick the product into a deal or an invoice. No separate window to open.

How often do stock levels refresh from accounting?

With Rivilė — every 5–15 minutes during working hours. Every sync is visible in the integration log with a timestamp and a result.

Is there production?

There is: components are written off and the finished product is booked in. Order preparation — kitting, packing, transport — works too.

Can we use bin locations?

You can, warehouse positions let you specify the exact location, and stocktaking is done with certificates.

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