Run Your Business With Clear Stock Control And Performance Tracking

Best for shops, retailers, and businesses that import products and sell them.

Products are managed through purchase bills and sales. A purchase bill adds stock, and an invoice/sale reduces stock automatically.

Stock is not meant to be changed randomly one product at a time. If stock comes in, save a purchase bill. If stock goes out, save a sale. This keeps product cost, stock quantity, and reports accurate.

Business Performance uses Total Sales minus Cost Of Products Sold minus Other Expenses. This is important for stock-heavy businesses like skincare shops, because buying stock is not the same as losing money that month. Products may stay in inventory for weeks or months, so the report counts product cost only when those products are sold in the selected period.

Best for service providers, and also for retail businesses that do not need cost of goods sold reporting and prefer a simpler way to manage invoices, expenses, and inventory.

You can add services/products directly for invoices, record expenses, and keep inventory separately from invoice items.

Inventory stock is added through Purchase Bills in Expenses. When supplies or materials are purchased, the purchase bill updates the Inventory area automatically. Services/products for invoices stay separate, so a service business can sell AC servicing while still tracking materials like gas, pipes, or cleaning chemicals.

Business Performance uses Total Sales minus Total Expenses. This setup is best when you want simpler reporting and do not need detailed stock-cost calculation.