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Warehouse OS

Know what you have. Know what needs attention.

Inventory, receiving, transfers, purchasing, accounting and payroll for every store and warehouse, on one set of records. Phoros watches the reorder points, prepares the order and waits for your approval.

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How stock work moves

One stock record, from the first rule to the next order.

Set the rules once. Every sale, delivery, count and transfer updates the same record, and Phoros brings you the exceptions with the work already prepared.

  1. 1

    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
  2. 2

    Let every movement count

    Sales, returns, deliveries, counts and transfers feed the same stock record, scanned or entered where the work happens.

    • Scan to receive, count or transfer
    • A reason on every change
    • Counts kept by location
  3. 3

    Approve what Phoros prepares

    Virtual staff watch for low stock, prepare purchase orders, reconcile count differences and follow suppliers. Your team decides what to order, transfer or write off.

    • Low stock brought with a draft order
    • Count differences explained
    • Supplier confirmations followed up

Receiving

Every delivery checked against what you ordered.

Scan the purchase order and count the delivery in, box by box. Batch and expiry are stamped as it arrives, and anything short is flagged before it reaches the shelf.

  • Received against expected, line by line
  • Batch, expiry and supplier on every case
  • Shortages followed up with the supplier
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  • Stock by location

    Sales, returns and transfers feed the same record, so every location keeps its own count.

  • Barcode scanning

    Receive, count or transfer with a USB or Bluetooth scanner, or the camera on the device in your hand.

  • Reorder points

    Set a reorder point for each product, and items that reach it come to you for review.

  • Transfers

    Move stock between locations, track the shipment and confirm it where it arrives.

  • Purchase orders

    Raise an order from low stock or by hand, and follow it from sending to delivery.

  • Inventory reports

    Stock value, movement history, turnover and slow movers in one view.

When the count breaks

Find out why the count is wrong, not only that it is.

A stock check works out what every product and location should hold, then shows the sales with no stock movement behind them, the refunds that never returned stock and the hand edits with no reason, with the shift, the location and the person.

  • Every repair previewed before anything changes
  • Confirmed deliberately, never applied quietly
  • Every repair can be rolled back
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  • A reason on every movement

    Received, counted, returned, damaged, stolen, used, sampled, transferred or opening stock, with batch, expiry and supplier carried along.

  • Replenishment

    Par levels set by hand, or proposed from each item's own history as a dry run, with a suggested quantity to reorder.

  • Labels and printers

    Label presets for DYMO, Zebra, Brother, HP and Avery sheets, thermal printers over USB, and receipt printers on the network.

  • Catalogue depth

    Unit conversions, supplier SKUs, manufactured items, and physical, digital and service items in one catalogue.

The honest line. Bundles and kits record what an item is made of. A production step that consumes components and yields finished goods automatically is not built.

Start from a finished site

Your web presence, with the shelves already counted.

Two finished sites for businesses that sell what they stock. Start from one, and the site, the brand and the stock launch together.

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Every location

One stock record across every store, warehouse and shop.

Each location keeps its own count, prices and people, and all of them answer to the same record. Transfers are tracked from the door they leave to the door they reach.

  • One view of stock across locations
  • Transfers tracked until they are received
  • Prices set per location
  • Access by role and location
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Built in today

Stock, purchasing and the books run on Phoros Cloud. Moving from QuickBooks? Connect it while you switch.

  • AccountingQuickBooks
  • PaymentsStripeDIME
  • Workspace and chatGoogle WorkspaceMicrosoft 365WhatsApp

Can be connected

Tools with an MCP server connect through open connectors, and Software OS can build a connection to anything with an API.

  • AccountingXeroSageZoho BooksOdooNetSuite
  • Selling onlineShopifyWooCommerceSquareAmazonEtsyeBay
  • PaymentsPayPalBraintree
  • Shipping and deliveryFedExUPSDHLShipStationShippo
  • Workspace and chatSlackMicrosoft Teams
  • Files and spreadsheetsGoogle DriveOneDriveDropboxAirtable

Products

A catalogue that knows a case from a can.

Variants carry their own SKUs, prices and stock. A case converts to units, supplier codes map to yours, and every price change keeps its history.

  • Categories, tags and images
  • Variants with their own SKU, price and stock
  • Cost, price and margin, with dated promotions
  • Price history, and product rollback with a dry run
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Warehouse OS

Bring your inventory under control.

Start with one location, or connect sales, purchasing and stock movement across your Business Operating System.

See plans and pricing

Questions

Running stock on Warehouse OS.

Something else on your mind? Our team will talk it through with you.

How are stock changes handled?

Sales, returns, goods received, counts and transfers can update the connected stock record, each with its reason. Unusual differences can be flagged for review before an adjustment is made.

How do low-stock alerts work?

Set reorder points by product and location. As recorded movement brings an item below its threshold, it can surface for purchasing review with a draft order.

Can it track multiple locations?

Yes. Counts, movement and suppliers stay organized per location inside one record, so nothing lives in a second spreadsheet.

Can virtual staff help with suppliers?

Yes. Virtual staff can prepare purchase orders, follow invoice and delivery confirmations, and keep supplier conversations with the purchase they belong to.

Who approves purchases and adjustments?

Your team does. Virtual staff can prepare the work, while purchases, write-offs, transfers and price changes follow the approval rules you set.

Can it work with the tools we already use?

Yes. Some tools are built in, tools with an MCP server connect through open connectors, and Software OS can build a connection to anything with an API. The list above shows which is which.