Set up products and stock with inventory management as an add-on module for Sage Accounting. Get an accurate view of stock levels and save time handling inventory for your small business.
Set minimum re-order levels, see warnings if you're out of stock, and get reports on your best-selling products with our inventory management software. Efficiently manage your inventory to create more time for growing your business with Sage Accounting.
Upload existing product or stock items in seconds. Set purchase, sales, trade, or wholesales prices, and others tailored to your business. With Sage Accounting, you have flexibility to offer customised pricing and discounts. Set up stock, non-stock, and service items with ease.
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Stock or inventory management software helps businesses track stock, orders, sales and services. It's typically used in a variety of industries including manufacturing, retail, and some types of services businesses.
Firstly, map out all of your existing inventory management processes. When you introduce inventory management software, ensure you have buy-in from all employees. This means training them and also identifying some team members who can answer colleagues’ questions and promote the use of this new technology on a day-to-day basis. Consider moving from spreadsheets to cloud software. Finally, ask an expert for help via organisations, training bodies or even in-product support.
Having too much inventory risks tying business capital up in unused stock.
You’ll also have to pay to store it, protect it, and insure it. Excess inventory runs the risk of reaching its shelf life before it's used or sold. Inventory management software mitigates many of these issues and helps a business free up capital for other areas.
Stock items describe products or goods that you sell to customers. Inventory refers to the products you sell, as well as the raw materials and equipment required to make goods that are a work-in-progress.
Mike Anderson
Founder & CEO, NSBC
Take care of invoicing on the road, banking at the office and manage cash flow from your home. Our mobile accounting apps work with PCs, Macs, iOS and Android.
