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Inventory / Items & Pricing

Every item you sell, priced and counted.

Set up an item once — name, sell price, cost, tax — and reuse it on every invoice and purchase order. Quantities and margins stay current on their own.

One catalog, everywhere

Products and services live in one list. Pick an item and the price, cost, and tax come with it — on estimates, invoices, and purchase orders alike.

Stock that counts itself

Sell three, the count drops three. Receive forty, it climbs forty. No side spreadsheet, no Sunday-night recount.

Margins in plain sight

Sell price and real cost sit side by side on every item, so you know what you actually make before you set a discount.

Price changes

Change a price once. Nothing rewrites history.

Your roaster raises prices, so you raise yours. Update the item and every new invoice uses the new number — while every invoice you already sent keeps the price your customer agreed to. Costs update the same way, from the bills you actually record.

  • New price applies to new documents only
  • Sent invoices keep their original numbers
  • Cost tracks what you really paid, from your bills
  • Margin recalculates the moment either side moves

How it works

1

Add the item

Name, sell price, cost, and tax — four fields and it’s in the catalog. Services work the same way, minus the stock count.

2

Use it everywhere

Pick it on any estimate, invoice, or purchase order. No retyping, no price drift between documents.

3

Let it count itself

Every sale and purchase moves the quantity. Committed, available, and on hand stay current without you touching them.

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FAQs

Fair questions

Put the spreadsheet down

Inventory and cost of goods come with the Growth plan — stock that counts itself.

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