Stockwren turns a stock count into a variance report before the till is cashed up.
Two people, one phone each, no clipboards and no spreadsheet on Sunday night.
Built for independent retailers with one to fifty locations.
Most shops count on paper, type it into a spreadsheet, and find the variance three days later.
By then the shrinkage has a three-day head start and nobody remembers which shelf was wrong.
The counting is not the problem. The gap between counting and knowing is the problem.
No scanner to buy. The camera reads the barcode, and a manual field is there for the labels that will not scan.
Split the shop and count in parallel. A zone locks so nobody counts the same shelf twice.
The report is ready when the last zone closes, not the next morning.
Every line records who counted it and when, so a disputed number has an answer.
One CSV per count, with columns that stay in the same order between releases.
One CSV with SKU, name and expected quantity. Fifteen minutes, once.
Front aisle, back wall, stockroom. Zones are what stop the double-counting.
Scan or type. The running total stays on screen and the phone keeps working in a stockroom with no signal.
Sorted by value, not by SKU, so the expensive problem is at the top.
Counting alone after close, without losing the whole evening. use-case-single-shop.html
The same count night across every branch, one report in the morning. use-case-multi-site.html
Head office holds the product list, each franchisee owns their own counts. use-case-franchise.html
A clean CSV on the same day every month, in the same shape. use-case-bookkeeper.html
Two zones, two counters, one reconciled number. use-case-warehouse.html
One location, up to three users, unlimited counts and CSV export.
Up to five locations, unlimited users, zone templates and scheduled counts.
Unlimited locations, single sign-on, audit export and a named support contact.
No. The phone camera does it. If you already own Bluetooth scanners, those work too.
Yes. Counts are held on the phone and sync when you are back in range. Stockrooms are the reason.
One CSV import and a zone list. Most shops are counting the same afternoon.
Import it anyway. The first count is also the fastest audit of that list you will ever run.
Fourteen days, no card, and your data comes out as CSV whenever you want it.
Import one CSV and you can run a real count this afternoon.
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