02 · Purchasing
What arrives is what you count.
Supplier orders and received quantities enter inventory together. Short or damaged deliveries are flagged on the spot.
03 · Live inventory
Shelf and system finally agree.
Counts reconcile against live stock by location. Mismatches surface before they become lost sales.
04 · Store & online
One stock position for store and online.
Every POS sale and web order draws from the same quantity. No overselling and no manual syncing.
05 · Returns & fulfilment
Returns and dispatch keep stock and money right.
Shipped, returned and restocked items update inventory and refunds together. Every movement carries its value.
06 · Margin & slow stock
See margin per SKU and cash stuck on shelves.
Each product shows its real margin after cost and discounts. Slow-moving stock and the capital it holds stay visible.
07 · Cash & accounting
Supplier bills, payments and cost of goods post themselves.
Liabilities, customer payments, COGS and journal entries update from real movements. Your books follow your stock.
08 · Decision room
Ask your business.
You: Which products are tying up cash without selling?
Tendario: AED 84,000 is tied up in 23 slow-moving SKUs. Six jacket styles account for 61% of that value and have had no sale for 47 days.
09 · Full picture
One inventory. One clear picture.
Purchasing, stock, sales, returns and cash are connected. Know what sells, what sits and what it earns.