Items & masters
Item groups, categories, brands, units of measure, warehouses and locations, bills of material, batches and serials.
Items, warehouses, batches and serials in one place — with the valuation, movement history and reconciliation that your books depend on.
Built for Indian businesses. Designed for what’s next.
Illustrative interface. Figures are examples, not customer data.
Inventory owns quantities, movements, cost and valuation. Smart Books owns the amounts and the ledger impact — the two read each other rather than duplicating each other.
Item groups, categories, brands, units of measure, warehouses and locations, bills of material, batches and serials.
Inventory documents, stock balances, a full movement ledger, and reservations against open commitments.
FIFO, LIFO and weighted-average costing with cost layers, COGS, and back-dated recalculation when a correction lands late.
Reconcile against the Stock-in-Hand ledger in Smart Books, so the warehouse and the accounts agree.
Inventory keeps cost layers and revisions, so an entry back-dated into a closed month recalculates valuation properly instead of quietly leaving the ledger wrong.
Receipt, issue or transfer recorded.
Valuation method applied to the layer.
Compared with Smart Books.
Quantities and cost belong to Inventory. Amounts, taxes and the debtor or creditor effect belong to Smart Books.
Inventory works alongside the rest of AICOUNTLY, so your data stays in one place and your teams stay aligned.
Your reports, the way you like them. Monitor and analyze your figures to grow your business.
Explore Smart BooksManage purchase orders, bills & payments
In development Explore PurchaseCounter billing, receipts & daily sales
In development Explore POSAnswers specific to Inventory — not generic suite copy repeated on every page.
Inventory owns stock quantities, movements, inventory cost, valuation and COGS. Smart Books owns the commercial side — amounts, discounts, taxes, invoice totals and the debtor or creditor effect. Each product is the source of truth for its own half.
FIFO, LIFO and weighted average, with cost layers retained so COGS is derived rather than estimated.
Inventory keeps cost layers and revisions, so a back-dated correction recalculates valuation for the affected period instead of leaving the ledger wrong.
The movement ledger is reconciled against the Stock-in-Hand ledger in Smart Books for the company, branch and financial year selected in Manage.
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