The shelf knows before you do.

01 · Every movement

Stock that moves with the sale.

Stock goes down when a sale completes, up when goods are received or returned, and is corrected by counts, each movement recorded with who, when and why. You can always see how a number got there.

When the till says zero but the item is in the customer's hand, the sale goes ahead with a warning. Posific keeps the shortfall visible so you can count the shelf, rather than turning a customer away.

• Sales, receipts, returns and counts
• Low and out-of-stock warnings
• Movement history for every product
• Categories and sub-categories

02 · Reorder points

Reorder from what actually sells.

Posific suggests what to reorder, how much and from whom, using the last 90 days of sales, each product's lead time and its minimum and maximum. Turn the suggestion into a purchase order in a click and receive the goods straight into stock.

• Suggestions from 90 days of sales
• Lead time, minimum and maximum
• Straight into a purchase order

03 · Counts, labels & barcodes

Counts, labels and clean barcodes.

Count a shelf and Posific records the adjustment against what the system expected. Print shelf labels with English and Arabic names, the VAT-inclusive price and a barcode. And when one barcode has ended up on two products, Barcode conflicts lists them so you can fix the catalogue.

• Stock counts with adjustments
• Labels on A4 sheets or 58 mm rolls
• Barcode conflicts to tidy up
• Lost sales show what to stock next

04 · Lots & recall

When a batch goes wrong.

Receive batches with their expiry dates, quarantine a lot with a reason and keep a dated register of recall and release decisions. When a recall comes in, see which sales carried that lot, and which sales can't be ruled out because no lot was recorded on them.

• Lots with expiry dates
• Quarantine with a reason
• Recall and release register
• Traceable and untraceable sales, listed apart