Name the Stock Rules
Choose the products, locations, reorder points, and approvals that should govern the stock work.
- Products and locations to track
- Reorder points and exceptions
- Who approves purchases and transfers
Phoros
Work with accountable agents across your organization
Ledgers, receipts, reporting, and review
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Products, stock, pricing, and exceptions
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Bring Phoros into client delivery with explicit responsibilities
Your stockroom, mirrored — inventory software that watches the movement with you. Choose the stock rules, reorder points, and exceptions that matter; an agent walks the shelves, surfaces changes, and prepares the next action for your review.
Choose the products, locations, reorder points, and approvals that should govern the stock work.
Connect products, barcodes, and locations. Sales, returns, and transfers can then feed the same stock record.
Review recorded counts and movement before deciding what to reorder or transfer. An agent can prepare the next action for your approval.
Choose the locations, reorder points, and approvals. Agents help keep the stock work moving and bring exceptions back to you.
Sales, returns, and transfers feed the same stock view. Review recorded counts across each connected location.
Scan to receive, count, or transfer stock with a compatible barcode scanner or device camera.
Set reorder points for each product. Surface items that reach those points for review and action.
Record stock moved between locations, track the shipment, and confirm receipt at its destination.
Create purchase orders from low-stock items or manually, then track them from submission to delivery.
Review stock valuation, movement history, turnover rates, and slow-moving items in one reporting view.
Review inventory across the stores, warehouses, and fulfillment centers you configure.
Organize products with categories, subcategories, and custom tags for filtering.
Add multiple images per product. Where supported, images can be automatically resized and optimized for faster loading.
Size, color, material—create variants with their own SKUs, prices, and stock levels.
Track cost, retail price, and margin for each product. Set promotional pricing with date ranges.
Let agents watch the movement and bring exceptions back to you.
No. It reconciles sales against stock and flags what changed, what runs low, and what does not add up. Adjustments are proposed, not applied.
From actual movement and the rules you set. Low items surface before the weekend rush, with reorder quantities drafted as a proposal for your call.
Yes. Counts, movement, and suppliers stay organized per location inside one record, so nothing lives in a second spreadsheet.
The agent chases invoices, confirmations, and delivery windows, and keeps each thread filed against the right purchase.
Purchases, write-offs, and price changes. The agent watches and prepares; you decide.