Stock management
Maintain inventory quantities for the products and variants actually sold by the supermarket.
Manage stock alongside products, purchases, billing and online orders instead of maintaining isolated spreadsheets.
Manage stock at item and pack level, connecting supplier purchases with the products your staff sell.
Maintain inventory quantities for the products and variants actually sold by the supermarket.
Give store staff a practical interface for searching products and updating quantities.
Support different pack sizes and price points without treating every item as an unrelated product.
Review supplier purchases and use received-product workflows to support stock updates.
Keep inventory within the same LinkGuru environment used for billing and product management.
Combine inventory with AI shopping, offers, orders and operational modules as the store grows.
A product name alone is not enough for stock management. A 100 g pack and a 500 g pack need separate item records, prices and stock quantities. LinkGuru connects brands, products and item packs so staff can choose the correct item when purchasing or billing.
Purchase-bill reading can help prepare rows from a photograph. Staff still need to review extracted details and item matches before saving. Learn about the purchase-bill reading workflow.
Use the same item records in purchases and billing. When similar names appear, check the brand and pack size before choosing a match. A barcode can help identify the item, while a stock review helps staff spot incorrect quantities.
Yes. Maintain separate items for the packs you sell, so their MRP, selling price and stock can be managed separately.
No. Reading prepares rows for review. Confirm the matches, quantities and costs before using Save Purchase & Add Stock.
Bring product examples with their brands, pack sizes and prices, plus a sample supplier bill. This helps explain your store's receiving and billing process.
Explore supermarket billing or request an inventory demonstration.
Book a demo to discuss the modules that fit your supermarket or distribution operation.