Inventory
Know what you sold, what it cost you, and what you actually made
Stock levels, cost prices and profit per product — connected to the invoices you already send.
No card required · 3 free invoices every month
Selling well is not the same as making money
Plenty of Nigerian businesses know their sales figure and have no idea what their profit is. The cost sits in a notebook, or in the supplier's WhatsApp message, or nowhere at all — so the only honest answer to "did that line make money?" is a guess.
- You find out something is finished when a customer asks for it
- Prices went up at the market and nobody adjusted the selling price
- Money is tied up in stock that has not moved in months
- Profit is a number you work out at the end of the year, if at all
How it works
Step 1
Add what you sell
Products or services, with what you charge and what it costs you. Set a level to be warned at, and stock counts itself from there.
Step 2
Restock from a receipt
Snap the supplier receipt. The expense is recorded, the stock goes up, and the new cost is saved — all from one photo.
Step 3
See the profit
Drop products onto an invoice and stock comes down automatically. Best sellers, margin per item and stock that is not moving are all waiting in Insights.
“This is what I have been looking for since I started my business about a year ago. Easy to navigate and makes it clear to me if my business is doing well or not.”
Start with the ten things you sell most
You do not need to load your whole shop on day one. Add what moves, put it on your next invoice, and the numbers build themselves.
No card required · 3 free invoices every month