Inventory & manufacturing

Stock, batches and production that value themselves

Turn on stock tracking for any product and Finocket keeps a running ledger that values itself: every sale draws stock down at weighted-average cost, credit notes add it back, and your balance sheet carries Closing Stock while your P&L shows Cost of Goods Sold and gross profit. It's inventory as pure finance with no e-commerce lock-in, whether you sell from a shop, a warehouse or a workshop.

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Live stock ledger with weighted-average COGS

Set an opening balance and reorder level on any product; sales draw it down automatically, purchases add it back, and each product carries a weighted-average cost so per-product and total stock value are always current.

Low-stock alerts

Products at or below their reorder level are flagged before you sell out, so you can restock in time.

Batches & expiry

Track batches with expiry dates for anything with a shelf life, and get 'Expiring soon' alerts with the quantity still on hand, the depth a pharmacy or FMCG business needs.

Multiple godowns with transfers

Store stock across several locations and move goods between them with a transfer, recorded as a matched pair, so only the split between locations changes and your total on hand stays the same.

Sales & purchase orders

Raise sales orders and purchase orders, track them open → fulfilled, and convert a completed order into an invoice or a purchase bill in one tap.

Bill of materials & production runs

Define a bill of materials for a finished product with a rolled-up standard cost, then record a production run. Finocket consumes the raw materials and adds the finished goods to stock automatically, with every movement visible as Manufactured / Consumed.

Folds into your final accounts

Closing Stock on the balance sheet and COGS with gross profit on the P&L, at weighted-average cost. It's a presentation overlay you can toggle, and it always keeps the sheet balanced.

Serial numbers & FIFO, when you want them

Weighted-average cost is the default; turn on FIFO cost layers or per-unit serial tracking for any item that needs it. A tracked serial moves in_stock → sold → returned and can never be sold twice. It's built for high-value or regulated goods, and you opt in item by item.

Landed costs on purchases

Add freight, duty or clearing on a purchase bill and Finocket apportions it across the received stock lines by value or quantity (to the paise, with the remainder on the largest line) and pushes it onto those items' cost layers, so your FIFO or weighted-average valuation reflects true landed cost, not just the invoice price.

RFQ vendor-compare → PO, reorder → draft PO

Ask several vendors for a quote on the same line set, compare them on a best-price grid, and convert the winner into a purchase order at exactly the quoted prices. And when an item drops to its reorder level, one tap seeds a draft PO to its preferred vendor. It stays a draft for you to review and is never auto-sent to a supplier.

Scan a supplier's PO or bill into the three-way match

Photograph a purchase order or a supplier bill and it's read into the same procurement records you'd have typed. A scanned PO lands as a DRAFT that a person promotes, and a recorded bill carries its match status from the shipped three-way match, line by line. It doesn't loosen the controls: an over-receipt still posts and still shows as an exception rather than being silently blocked.

Work centers & routing

Route a bill of materials through named work centers with step-level consume and produce, and roll each step's labour (minutes × the centre's hourly rate) into the finished-goods value.

Work orders with a work-in-progress ledger

Run a routed bill of materials as a work order (draft, in progress, complete) and tick off each step as the floor finishes it. Every completed step accrues its own material and labour into an append-only work-in-progress ledger, so an unfinished order carries a real Work-in-Progress figure on your balance sheet and releases to exactly zero when you complete or cancel it. Completing the order records the production run and moves the stock.

Work-centre capacity planning

Give each work centre a minutes-per-day capacity and read the coming week's load per centre from your open work orders, with over-capacity days flagged and the earliest day that fits suggested. It's a planning aid, not a finite-capacity scheduler. Multi-level MRP netting (demand and on-hand stock in, net make-or-buy planned orders out) is there too, over the REST API and MCP rather than as an in-app planning screen. What's absent is a master production schedule and a shop-floor terminal.