Dashboard
Stock movement
Where it sold
by channel, this period
Due to deliver
Orders received and still open. These pieces are committed but still on your shelf.
Needs attention
Out of stock, running low, overdue and unmatched.
Fastest moving
by pieces delivered in the period
Import
Drop the file. The channel is detected from its columns.
Drop order or purchase files here
Orders — Amazon .txt · Flipkart .csv · Shopify .csv
Platform stock — Amazon All Listings .txt · Flipkart listings .xls · Shopify products .csv
Yours — purchases, adjustments, SKU master .csv/.xlsx — several at once is fine
Choose files
Import history
Purchase & adjustment templates
Fill these in Excel and drop them back. Column names are matched loosely, so extra columns do no harm.
Orders
Tick the lines that moved, then set their status.
Stock
Reconcile
Listings with no SKU in your master
live on a platform, unknown here
Returns
What is coming back, and what has landed.
Expected back
return requested by the buyer, or an RTO in transit
Received back
already added to stock
Purchase orders
Raise it, receive it, and the stock moves with it.
Ledger
Every piece in and out, with the document behind it.
Unmatched SKUs
Lines whose channel SKU isn't in your master yet.
Saved channel mappings
Set-up
Opening position, rules, master list and back-up.
Opening position
How a channel status moves stock
Listing and reorder
SKU master
People
who can sign in, and what they may change
Re-baseline stock
start the books again from a physical count
Download the count sheet, have the stock counted against it, then bring it back. Everything dated before the new opening date stops affecting stock — the history stays readable, it just no longer counts twice.
Back-up and restore
The Excel export is a complete restore point — every sheet it contains can be read straight back in. Keep one a week and you can never lose more than a week.