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SMART Inventory Management

Track Your Stock in Real-Time

Manage your inventory efficiently with automated alerts, stock level monitoring, and comprehensive reporting. Never run out of stock again.

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What is the Inventory Tracker?

The Inventory Tracker is a comprehensive stock management tool that helps businesses monitor product levels, track inventory value, receive low stock alerts, and make data-driven purchasing decisions. Keep your inventory organized and never miss a sale due to out-of-stock items.

Real-Time Tracking

Monitor your inventory levels instantly. See exactly what's in stock, what's running low, and what needs reordering at a glance.

Smart Alerts

Set custom reorder levels for each product and receive automatic notifications when stock falls below your threshold.

Value Insights

Track the total value of your inventory in real-time. Understand your stock investment and make informed purchasing decisions.

Who Should Use This Tool?

E-commerce Businesses

Perfect for online retailers managing product inventory across multiple sales channels. Keep track of stock levels to avoid overselling.

Retail Store Owners

Ideal for brick-and-mortar stores tracking physical inventory. Manage stock efficiently and reduce carrying costs.

Wholesalers

Essential for wholesale businesses managing bulk inventory. Track large quantities and maintain optimal stock levels.

Small Manufacturers

Great for manufacturers tracking raw materials and finished goods. Ensure production never stops due to material shortages.

How to Use the Inventory Tracker

Managing your inventory is straightforward with our intuitive interface. Follow these steps to get started:

  1. Add Your Products

    Enter product details including name, SKU, current quantity, unit price, and reorder level. The SKU helps you uniquely identify each product.

  2. Set Reorder Levels

    Define the minimum quantity threshold for each product. When stock drops to this level, you'll see a "Low Stock" alert.

  3. Monitor Your Dashboard

    View real-time statistics showing total products, inventory value, low stock items, and out-of-stock products at the top of the page.

  4. Update Quantities

    Click the "Edit" button next to any product to update quantities as you receive new stock or make sales.

  5. Export Your Data

    Download your complete inventory list as a CSV file for backup, reporting, or integration with other systems.

Key Features

  • Real-time inventory value calculation
  • Color-coded stock status indicators
  • Automatic low stock and out-of-stock alerts
  • CSV export for reporting and backup
  • Quick edit functionality for quantity updates
  • Comprehensive dashboard with key metrics
  • Data persists across browser sessions

Frequently Asked Questions

How is my inventory data stored?

Your inventory data is stored locally in your browser using localStorage. This means your data stays private on your device and persists between sessions. However, clearing your browser data will remove your inventory, so we recommend exporting regular backups.

What is a SKU and why is it important?

SKU stands for Stock Keeping Unit, a unique identifier for each product in your inventory. SKUs help you quickly identify products, track them across different systems, and avoid confusion with similar items. They can be numbers, letters, or a combination of both.

How do reorder levels work?

Reorder levels are the minimum quantity thresholds you set for each product. When a product's quantity falls to or below this level, the system displays a "Low Stock" warning. This helps you know when it's time to reorder before running out completely.

Can I track inventory across multiple locations?

Currently, this tool tracks inventory as a single combined total. If you need to manage stock across multiple warehouses or locations, we recommend using separate entries with location identifiers in the product name or SKU.

How is the total stock value calculated?

Total stock value is calculated by multiplying each product's quantity by its unit price, then summing all products. This gives you an at-a-glance view of how much capital is tied up in your inventory.

Can I import existing inventory data?

Currently, products must be added individually through the form. However, you can quickly add multiple items by filling out the form and clicking "Add Product" repeatedly. We're working on bulk import functionality for future updates.

What happens when I export to CSV?

The CSV export creates a spreadsheet-compatible file containing all your inventory data including product names, SKUs, quantities, prices, values, and stock status. You can open this file in Excel, Google Sheets, or any spreadsheet program.

How often should I update my inventory?

For accurate tracking, update your inventory whenever you receive new stock or make sales. Many businesses update at the end of each business day, though high-volume operations may need more frequent updates.

Can I undo a deletion?

Once you delete a product, it cannot be undone. The system will ask for confirmation before deleting to prevent accidental removal. If you regularly export your data, you can reference the CSV to re-add deleted items.

What's the difference between Low Stock and Out of Stock?

Low Stock items have quantity at or below your set reorder level but are still available. Out of Stock items have zero quantity and need immediate attention. Both are tracked separately in your dashboard statistics.