local_shipping Wholesale & distribution

Volume, terms and stock that has to be right

Purchase orders, landed cost, per-warehouse stock, customer credit terms and statements that survive a thousand lines a month.

Units per item

Landed

Cost including freight

Aged

Receivables & payables

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Distribution reality

Buy in pallets, hold in cartons, sell in units - and stay accurate through all three.

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straighten

Set a purchase, stock and sales unit per item with conversion factors, and quantities stay correct wherever they are entered.

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Capitalise freight into stock value and move goods between depots with a transfer that shows what is still on the road.

receipt

Payment terms, aged debt and complete customer statements keep the receivables ledger under control.

help_outline FAQ

Can I buy in one unit and sell in another?

Yes. Each item can carry a purchase, stock and sales unit with conversion factors, and costing stays in the stock unit.

Does freight affect stock value?

Yes. Freight on a purchase or a transfer is capitalised into the value of the goods, so cost of goods sold is right.

How do I see stock in transit?

Transfers move through draft, in-transit and received, and in-transit quantity is reported separately.

Can I set customer credit limits?

Yes, alongside payment terms, aged debt reporting and statements.