Inventory and Warehouse is the stock engine behind Books, Manufacturing, POS and Procurement. It tracks every item by warehouse, bin and lot, runs receiving, putaway, picking, packing and shipping, and values stock by FIFO, weighted average or standard cost, reconciled to the ledger.
Key capabilities
Books, Manufacturing, POS, Procurement and Maintenance all read and move stock through the same ledger, so quantities and values agree everywhere.
Model your stores the way they are laid out, down to the shelf.
Know which batch went where, and keep doubtful stock out of circulation.
Run receiving and dispatch as scan-confirmed tasks.
Keep the numbers honest and the shelves stocked.
Value stock the way your accounts need, and prove it matches the ledger.
Stock movements follow GST and Indian accounting rules.
Every person signs in once. Roles decide what they see, and can be limited to a location, branch or other scope where the app supports it.
Sets up categories, accounts, valuation methods and settings for every warehouse; approves adjustments.
Runs their warehouses: receipts, orders, waves, shipments, transfers, counts, holds and returns.
Works putaway, pick, pack, count and receiving tasks on a handheld or the web.
Reviews valuation, reconciliation and ageing, and gives second-level count approvals.
Apps share one directory, one sign-in and the same records, so nothing is keyed in twice.
Goods receipts, challans, invoices, credit and debit notes, and stock journals all post through Books.
Production issues and receipts, lots and plant warehouses use the same stock engine.
Reorder suggestions become requisitions, and goods receipts land in receiving bins.
Each store is a warehouse, and every sale or return moves stock in the engine.
Quarantined receipts open incoming inspections, and decisions release or reject the stock.
Planned work, not available today. Timing is not committed.
Inventory is available on its own or as part of Thoshika One, with every app for every employee.