Save time on stocktakes
Count products on a phone or tablet and use barcode scanning instead of relying on handwritten lists and later rekeying.
The benefit behind better stock control
Stock control is valuable when it helps the salon carry enough product to operate and sell confidently without wasting time or over-ordering. The system turns product movement into practical information for the team.
Count products on a phone or tablet and use barcode scanning instead of relying on handwritten lists and later rekeying.
Record deliveries, sales, professional use, adjustments and transfers against the same product records.
Minimum and maximum levels help the team identify what needs replenishing before a missing product disrupts service or retail sales.
Better visibility of current quantities helps managers see where cash may be tied up in slow-moving or excess stock.
Use stock levels and supplier information to prepare purchase orders instead of rebuilding orders manually.
See stock by location and identify transfer opportunities before buying more product unnecessarily.
Stock control
Maintain accurate treatment and retail stock without over-ordering or discovering shortages when the product is needed.
Record deliveries against the correct products and suppliers as stock arrives.
Track sales, usage, wastage and manual adjustments so changes in quantity remain explainable.
Set the stock range you want to hold for each product.
Create supplier orders using current quantities and the levels you want to maintain.
Check quantities and scan barcodes from a phone or tablet while working in the stockroom.
Move stock between salons and retain a clear record of the transfer across the group.
At a glance
Every retail sale can update the same stock record used for ordering and reporting. That gives salon owners a clearer view of what came in, what was sold or used, and what needs replenishing across each location.
How it works
Create an accurate product structure, record stock movement consistently and review what needs ordering.
Create or import product records, barcodes, cost and retail prices, suppliers and location details.
Record deliveries, usage, sales, transfers, stocktakes and appropriate minimum levels.
Use current stock information and reporting to prepare purchase orders and reduce avoidable shortages.
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