StockWise
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Every SKU. One view.

StockWise is the clean home base for inventory and orders: stock bars you read against reorder points, a fulfillment pipeline that pulls real units from the bin, a ledger that records every movement, and reports that recompute from the record.

24
SKUs on one floor
14
orders in the pipeline
5
stages, one trail

The floor, at rest

May 13 · Harbor Lane Supply Co.

3 SKUs need a refill

Simulated demo — StockWise. The marker sits one-third down; the bar scales to 3× the reorder point.

See the shelvesAdvance the pipelinePack pulls unitsAlerts ringReports recompute
How it works

From a thin fill to a written record

Three moves, in the order a real stockroom runs. The demo arrives pre-seeded and ready to walk through all three.

  1. 01

    See the shelves

    Stock bars put every SKU's on-hand count against its reorder point — the marker sits one-third down and the fill tells you how hard you refilled last run. Filters and search turn 24 SKUs or 2,000 into the same readable floor.

  2. 02

    Advance the pipeline

    Orders walk processing → picking → packed → shipped → delivered. Packing pulls the units and writes the ledger; a short line blocks the pack with the exact shortfall. One press can run the whole queue.

  3. 03

    Read the record

    Low-stock alerts ring the bell when SKUs cross their points, and the reports turn the same ledger into valuation, reorder shortfalls, and receive-versus-ship drift over 7 or 28 days.

The strong core

A bar that reads before the numbers do

Every SKU row draws on-hand against its reorder point — the marker sits one-third down, so thinning fills stand out across the whole floor.

On-hand vs reorder point

Thin fills announce themselves

Filters by category and by status — in, low, out — keep the floor readable at any size; a refill from the attention list is one press and writes its receive to the ledger. This strip below is the real interaction pattern.

  • Stock bars scaled to 3× the reorder point — the marker never moves
  • One-press refills that write a receive and clear the alert
  • Threshold crossings ring the bell the moment the fill drops

On hand versus the reorder point

2 of 5 need a refill

  • Slate pour-over kettle Kitchen

    46 / rp 12

  • Moss microfiber cloth pack Cleaning

    76 / rp 20

  • Slate laundry tin, 3 L Cleaning

    11 / rp 12

  • Drift tea towel duo Linens

    118 / rp 26

  • Oat picture frame, oak Decor

    9 / rp 11

The marker sits one-third down; the bar scales to 3× the reorder point. Restocks write a receive and clear the meeting the fill.

Fulfillment run
  1. Pickingstarted 09:02
  2. Packed14 units pulled · ledger +4 rows
  3. Shippednext advance

Simulated fulfillment — packing pulls real units; a short line blocks the pack with its shortfall.

Low-stock attention

One press writes the receive

  • Slate laundry tin, 3 LSW-109 · on hand 11Restock +13
  • Oat picture frame, oakSW-118 · on hand 9Restock +13
  • Fern dust mask kitSW-123 · on hand 0Restock +44

Refill suggestions reach twice the reorder point; the ledger keeps the receipt.

The pipeline & the ledger

Advance the run; the bin pays for it

Orders walk processing → picking → packed → shipped → delivered, and packing pulls the units — a short line blocks the pack and names the shortfall. Try the advance logic right here:

Order OD-493 · 14 × SW-112

The advance is the commitment: packing pulls the units.

SW-112 on hand: 12

  1. Processing
  2. Picking
  3. Packed
  4. Shipped
  5. Delivered

next: Packed — pulls 14 units

Who it's for

People whose week lives on a shelf

Anyone whose goods need to move without a spreadsheet filing system and three guesses about the bin.

Retail shops

One stockroom, truthfully counted. Restock in one press from the attention list, pack Tuesday's orders before lunch, and let the reorder report order your supplier run for you.

Ops & warehouse teams

The pipeline is the plan: every order has a stage, every stage has a stamp, and every pack is a ledger entry. Goods move only when the record says they moved.

Buyers & bookkeepers

Valuation by category at unit cost, retail beside it, and a movement window that answers 'did we actually ship what we received?' — exports settle the file without a screenshot scavenger hunt.

Plans

Three plans. No free tier — a real stockroom instead.

From $19 a month for one shop through $129 for operations running every room from one floor.

Aisle

For one shop and its first real stockroom.

$19/mo

Solo owners, first stockroom

  • Full product table with stock bars
  • Order pipeline with fulfillment simulation
  • Reorder points + low-stock notifications
  • Reason-coded adjustment ledger

Depot lifts you to 2,000 SKUs unlimited orders, 5 team seats, the full notification trail for the floor, all report history, and CSV exports of every ledger view.

Choose Aisle
Most chosen

Depot

For teams that keep a whole warehouse honest.

$49/mo

Ops teams, multi-room stockrooms

  • Everything in Aisle
  • 2,000 SKUs, unlimited orders
  • 5 team seats with per-seat trails
  • Full report history: valuation, reorder, movement windows

Warehouse removes every ceiling — unlimited SKUs and seats, white-label reports your buying team puts its own name on, SSO for the whole crew, and a dedicated success manager all year.

Choose Depot

Warehouse

For operations running several stockrooms from one floor.

$129/mo

Multi-room operations, supply first-teams

  • Everything in Depot
  • Unlimited SKUs and seats
  • White-label ops reports
  • SSO / SAML and crew-level trails

Runs the whole floor: unlimited SKUs and orders, white-label ops reports, and SSO without a ceiling.

Choose Warehouse

Yearly billing saves two months on every plan. The full comparison lives on the pricing page.

The floor is already stocked

Twenty-four SKUs and fourteen orders are waiting. Advance one and watch the stock move.

The interactive demo runs the whole product — products, orders, adjustments, alerts, reports, settings — pre-seeded and browser-local. No account required.

Simulated demo — the stock lives in your browser only.