Colour developer7 of 50 units
14%AUTOMATIC INVENTORY MANAGEMENT
From the back bar to the bottom line.
Keep the products behind every great service visible. Connect purchases, service usage, branch stock and refill signals in one reliable flow.
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ITEMS TO REVIEW02
BRANCHMain salon
STATUS Monitoring
Keratin mask19 of 50 units
38%Aftercare serum36 of 50 units
72%THE PRODUCT JOURNEY
One product. One clear trail.
Inventory works best when each movement is connected to the reason it happened.
Purchase
Record supplier, cost and ordered quantity.
Receive
Bring the delivered batch into the correct branch.
Use in service
Connect expected product usage to completed work.
Replenish
Review a low-stock signal before placing an order.
BUILT FOR REAL SALON WORK
A shelf count should tell the full story.
Service consumption, damaged stock, transfers and partial deliveries can all affect what is actually available. Give each event a place in the record.
Explore inventory toolsUse follows the service
Map products to treatments so completed appointments inform stock movement.
Separate, connected balances
See each location’s position without losing the owner’s full view.
Refill before a shortage
Spot low stock while there is still time to act.
Understand every change
Keep a trail for receipts, adjustments and transfers.
A little more clarity.
Useful details about inventory management.
A service can be mapped to expected product quantities; completed work then informs the stock movement for its branch.
The design keeps branch balances distinct while giving an owner a consolidated view.
No. A low-stock signal can prepare a suggested order, but the owner reviews it before purchasing.
STOCK THAT SUPPORTS SERVICE
Stay ready for the next appointment.
See how a connected stock workflow could keep your team and shelves prepared.
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