Products & materials
One catalogue for finished goods, ingredients and packaging, with units, suppliers, locations and batch records.
Know what to order. When to order it.
And what your stock is worth.
Sales, supplier deliveries, production batches and that next wholesale order. Stockroom connects the pieces, so every stock decision starts with the whole picture.
Which product, how much, and by what date? Stockroom gives you the answer, with the reasoning behind it.
Without a new order, you run out on 20 November. Allow for 56 days of delivery and your stock buffer.
| SKU | PRODUCT | STATUS | ORDER BY | QUANTITY | STOCKOUT | REASON |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Daily Serum · 30 ml | ORDER NOW | 16 Sept | 650 units | 20 Nov | Below safety stock on 14 Nov. 56-day delivery + 3-day receiving buffer. | |
| Face Cream · 50 ml | ORDER SOON | 20 Oct | 550 units | 14 Dec | Below safety stock on 4 Dec. 42-day delivery + 3-day receiving buffer. | |
| Gentle Cleanser · 100 ml | ORDER SOON | 25 Oct | 325 units | 5 Dec | Below safety stock on 25 Nov. 28-day delivery + 3-day receiving buffer. |
Below safety stock (60 units) on 14 Nov. Stockout: 20 Nov.
The stock line continues below the chart. Projected shortfall on 4 Jan: 444 units without a new order.
Interactive illustration as of 14 Sept 2026. Bulk order: 19 Oct. Illustrative daily demand with weekly patterns and a 3-day receiving buffer. Recommendations and stock curves share the same calculation; the range is illustrative. The app uses your own data, forecasts and settings.
Planning, purchasing, production and stock value share the same story. Follow the quantities. Keep the costs attached. See what needs your attention.
Keep supplier orders, partial deliveries and invoices connected. Match what you paid for to what actually came through the door.
From ingredients and packaging to a finished batch. Keep the recipe, the work and the actual cost in view.
Ingredients, bottles, labels. Each with a batch and a cost.
Consumed materials and production charges, held together.
Actual output, remaining WIP and recorded losses.
Connect material receipts, production and shipments. Move from a stock number to the records behind it.
Quantity + purchase cost
Materials + production cost
Allocated cost of goods sold
Your store, warehouse, people and tools work from a shared view of stock.
One catalogue for finished goods, ingredients and packaging, with units, suppliers, locations and batch records.
Bring Shopify sales and product costs together with physical stock evidence from Picqer. Import order history by CSV too.
Keep wholesale commitments alongside sales orders. Follow partial shipments, batch allocations, returns and exceptions.
The read-only MCP interface exposes stock risks, forecasts, reorder advice and valuation reports to authorized AI clients.
Separate organizations, owner-to-viewer permissions and an audit trail keep people and decisions accountable.
Review source freshness, sync history, posting previews and period locks. See missing information before acting on it.
For brands ready to trade inventory guesswork for a clearer plan. From everyday orders to the next big opportunity.
No. Your existing systems keep running your store and warehouse. Stockroom brings their information together to help you forecast demand, plan replenishment and understand stock value.
Yes. Add a known future bulk order as a separate commitment. Stockroom includes it in your stock plan so that an exceptional order is visible before it needs to ship.
Stockroom combines physical stock evidence with recorded unit costs and preserves dated reports. Historical coverage and missing costs remain visible. Your accountant confirms the valuation basis before using reports for financial reporting.
Yes. Lead time, receiving time, safety stock, minimum order quantities and pack multiples can be set per product. Your ordering recommendations take those settings into account.
Yes. Connect bills of materials, consumed material batches, production charges, finished output and waste. Follow physical batch evidence separately from FIFO cost allocation.
Yes. Production jobs link materials, contractor work, additional charges and actual output, with unfinished work recorded as work in progress.
Stockroom is a paid subscription product. Contact us to discuss the planning, operations and production workflows your business needs.
A clearer stock plan starts
with your store.