See what's where and how much, instantly
Every stock movement updates in the same structure in marqey: goods received, goods issued, material used in production, items sold online, stock transferred between branches. Inventory management connected to sales, purchasing, manufacturing, e-commerce, POS and dispatch shows what's actually on the shelf.
Inventory
Live Stock Visibility
marqey Inventory updates product movement across your warehouse, shelves, stores, branches and sales channels the moment it happens. Your stock record builds itself in the system, without errors.
Shows real-time stock levels
Records every inbound and outbound movement
Warns you at critical levels
Speeds up counting
Updates with every order
Manages the dispatch process
Supports multiple warehouses and locations
Works with barcode scanners and handheld terminals
Tracks Every Movement from Receiving to Dispatch
Your stock operation runs together with warehouse, shelf, location, order and dispatch data. marqey records every movement from the moment a product enters the warehouse to the moment it reaches the customer.
Shows real-time stock levels
Track quantities by warehouse, shelf, store and location. See not just total stock, but where each product actually sits.
Records every inbound and outbound movement
Goods receipt, returns, transfers, waste and dispatch are all tracked in the system. Follow a product back to its source by lot, serial number and expiry date.
Warns you at critical levels
Products get flagged the moment they drop to the threshold you set. Base reorder and production decisions on live stock data, not guesswork.
Speeds up counting
Run periodic and spot counts with a barcode scanner. Count discrepancies surface automatically, and correction entries proceed under control.
Updates with every order
Sales, purchasing, manufacturing and e-commerce orders affect stock at the same time. See reserved, available and expected quantities separately.
Manages the dispatch process
Picking, packing and delivery steps run through the system. Know exactly which product is being prepared and which one is already on the road.
Supports multiple warehouses and locations
Warehouses, stores, branches and vehicle stock are tracked in the same structure. Transfers between locations proceed on record.
Works with barcode scanners and handheld terminals
Handle warehouse operations from a mobile device or handheld terminal, scanning barcodes as you go. Goods receipt, dispatch, counting and transfer all get completed on site.
Modules That Work Together
Connected modules that round out stock operations come online as you need them. Quality control, device connections, document management and analysis screens all stay tied to your stock data.
Quality Control
Manage inspection steps at goods receipt, production output or before dispatch. Record rejections, returns and corrections as you go.
Device Connectivity
Feed data from scales, label printers, barcode readers and sensors straight into stock transactions. Rely less on manual entry for warehouse movements.
Document Management
Archive dispatch notes, shipping documents, delivery receipts and product-related files together with the stock movement they belong to.
Analysis Sheets
Analyse stock ageing, turnover rate, holding time and location-based movement live.
What Sets It Apart
The stock on screen matches the stock on the shelf
Sales, production, transfer and dispatch movements update stock the instant they happen. In marqey, stock data doesn't wait on the last count or an end-of-day correction; you see with confidence which product sits where, and how much of it.
- Real-time quantity
- Traceable movement
- Less waste
What Do You Gain?
Order on the shelf, continuity in sales
Don't lose the sale
See stock running low before it runs out, and keep selling instead of telling a customer "we're out."
Stop capital sitting on the shelf
Spot excess and slow-moving stock early, and keep warehouse cost under control.
Build trust in dispatch
Prepare the right product in the right quantity, and cut returns, disputes and delivery errors.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which warehouse and inventory movements does this product track?
Goods receipt, bin or location changes, reservations, picking, dispatch, transfers, returns and counts all attach to the product record. The record keeps the reason and responsible user alongside the quantity.
How do warehouse staff and inventory managers split permissions?
Warehouse staff record the receipts and issues assigned to them. Responsible users approve count differences, corrections and transfers. Head office can review totals across several locations without giving every user the same access.
How are product cards, barcodes and opening stock migrated?
Units, barcodes, variants, locations and quantities are checked against their source records. The team does not open live inventory until the opening count and imported quantity have been reconciled.
How do sales, purchasing and manufacturing change available stock?
A sales order can reserve stock, goods receipt increases it, material consumption reduces it and finished-goods receipt creates new quantity. The process rule states when each movement becomes final and who resolves an exception.
Which warehouse should be used for the first pilot?
Choose a warehouse or product group with representative movements, a countable opening balance and a named owner. Add other locations after the receiving-to-dispatch flow has passed its acceptance checks.
How You Start
Let's map out your stock structure together
We look at your warehouse layout, product range and daily stock movements together. See how marqey pulls your stock operation together in a demo close to your own products, and receive a proposal that fits your needs.