Products, units, and barcodes
Keep product codes, units, prices, barcodes, and images alongside linked categories and taxes.
Clear quantities and movement by warehouse
Manage inventory and warehouses from movement to count
Organize products and warehouses, record incoming, outgoing, and transfer movements, and complete stock counts that compare recorded and actual quantities.
Product movement workflow
01Product
02Warehouse
03Movement
04Balance and count
Product and quantity management
The inventory capability connects each product and its per-warehouse balance to movements created by sales, purchases, manual operations, and stock counts.
Verified product capabilities
Practical details for day-to-day work
Branch-linked warehouses
Create warehouses, link them to branches, and view the products and quantities stored in each location.
Incoming, outgoing, and transfers
Record incoming or outgoing stock, or move a quantity between two warehouses with balance checks.
Controlled stock counts
Prepare a count, enter actual quantities, and complete one traceable inventory movement for the variance.
Workflow
How this capability works in Nizma
- 01
Define the product and warehouse
Prepare the product record and the locations where it is stored.
- 02
Record the movement
Use a sale, purchase, incoming or outgoing operation, or warehouse transfer.
- 03
Review quantity and count
Follow the warehouse balance and compare recorded quantity with the physical count.
Practical value
What becomes clearer for your team
Balance by warehouse
See each product quantity in a specific location instead of only a combined total.
A clear movement source
The movement retains its source whether it came from a sale, purchase, return, or count.
Controlled transfers
A transfer subtracts from one warehouse and adds the same quantity to the other.
Questions about this capability
Answers before you start
Does Nizma support more than one warehouse?
Yes. You can create multiple warehouses, link them to branches, and follow quantity by warehouse.
Can stock move between warehouses?
Yes. A transfer subtracts from the source warehouse and adds to the destination warehouse.
How does a stock count work?
The count stores recorded and actual quantities, then records the variance as an inventory movement when completed.
Do sales and purchases affect quantity?
Yes. Issued invoices and returns record movements against the warehouse linked to the document.
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