Inventory Manager: Offline

Inventory Management – Stock, Sales & Reports

Manage products, monitor stock movement and review sales performance with an inventory management app for shops and small businesses.

PRODUCT & CATEGORY MANAGEMENT
- Add products with SKU/barcode details, descriptions, units, prices and categories.
- Search your catalog and set minimum stock levels.
- Choose your default currency and measurement unit.

**STOCK IN, STOCK OUT & RETURNS**
- Record incoming stock with quantity, unit cost, supplier, payment method and reference.
- Record stock-out transactions with quantity, customer or reason, unit price and notes.
- Adjust stock, record returns and review stock movement history.
- Choose whether to allow negative stock.

**DASHBOARD & STOCK ALERTS**
- View total products, stock units, inventory value and expenses.
- Identify low-stock and out-of-stock products.
- Enable low-stock notifications to help monitor inventory.

**SALES & PROFIT ANALYTICS**
- Review sales revenue, daily sales trends and sales history.
- Check cost of goods sold, operating expenses, gross/net profit and profit margin.
- Filter analytics by time period and review transaction details.

**INVENTORY REPORTS**
- View current inventory, low-stock items, stock movement history and inventory value.
- Export reports as PDF or CSV, and use available print and share options.

**SALES DOCUMENTS & BUSINESS RECORDS**
- Preview sales documents with customer, item and payment details.
- Print or share the available document.
- Manage customer records, suppliers, categories and payment methods.

**SETTINGS & DATA BACKUP**
- Personalize business details, app language and theme.
- Keep the screen awake while working, if needed.
- Export app data to a JSON backup file and restore it from a backup.

Keep stock records organized and review inventory and sales activity from one place.

**Disclaimer:** This is a general-purpose inventory management tool, not a substitute for professional accounting, tax or legal advice. Verify records and calculations before relying on them for business decisions.