SStockavo.

Warehouse operations

Every shelf,
accounted for.

Stockavo tracks stock down to the bin it's sitting in, across as many warehouses as your operation runs — not just a single count per product.

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Storage that matches how your warehouse is actually laid out

Most inventory tools give you one number per product. Stockavo lets that number roll up from wherever the stock actually sits, in a hierarchy that can be as detailed — or as simple — as your operation needs.

01Nestable locations, as deep as you needModel your real layout — warehouse, zone, aisle, rack, shelf, bin — or keep it as simple as a single warehouse. Add depth only where it earns its keep.
02Stock transfers between locationsMove stock from one location to another with a record of what moved, when, and who moved it — not a silent edit to a quantity field.
03Stocktakes with live varianceCount what's actually on the shelf and see the variance against what the system expects in real time, not after a spreadsheet reconciliation.
04Returns that leave a trailCustomer returns can be restocked or scrapped; supplier returns always leave the warehouse — either way, the movement is recorded, not just the balance.

One system across every site

A product's stock rolls up across every location it's stored in, so "available" means available anywhere your team can fulfill from — not just the one warehouse someone happens to be looking at. See how stock, purchasing, and sales fit together on the platform overview.

Warehouse ops, answered

Before you
map it out.

What teams actually ask before moving a multi-site operation over.

Can we run more than one warehouse?

Yes — the Growth and Enterprise plans support multiple and unlimited warehouses respectively, each with their own nested storage hierarchy.

How deep can a location hierarchy go?

As deep as your operation needs — warehouse, zone, aisle, rack, shelf, and bin — or as shallow as a single warehouse if that's all you track today.

What happens to stock during a transfer?

A transfer records the movement between locations directly, so the stock's location updates and the history shows exactly what moved and when.

Make the next move

Good operations
feel lighter.

Give your team a clearer place to work.