The level is right without a count
Each sale, purchase, transfer and return moves the number as it happens. A count is for checking, not for finding out.
Centilio StockHeld for tomorrow
CENTILIO STOCK / MONEY
Stock: inventory management software that agrees with your invoices.
Stock is designed to know what you have because Bill knows what you sold and Shop knows what you shipped. Levels, reorder points, suppliers and locations are kept right by the transactions themselves rather than by a Sunday count. Priced per business, not per seat: free to start, then ₹799 a month for everyone (proposed).
not shipped · wave 4per business, not per seatlevels moved by every saleCelia drafts, a person orders
Product design preview · Stock has not shipped. All features, screens and prices are proposals.
Stock has not shipped yet.
Stock has not shipped. The console, the features, the plans and the prices on these pages are the design, set out in full so you can judge it long before it exists. Stock is in the fourth wave of Centilio tools — later than most — with no app, no beta and no date yet. Join the waitlist and you will be told first. Bill, whose invoices are designed to move the levels in Stock, is in the next wave, and Account, the login every Centilio tool shares, is live today.
Try it · the console as designed, sample data
Scan it. Sell it. Watch the level move.
This is the Stock console as designed, running on a fictional wholesaler: items with their levels by location, what is reserved for open orders, what is close to its reorder point and how many days each line has left. A purchase order drafted by Celia waits for approval. The screen is a design; the product behind it is not built.
- Add. Bring your items in from a spreadsheet or from your first supplier bills, with their variants, units and locations.
- Sell. Every invoice in Bill and every order in Shop takes stock out as it happens, so the level is right without a count.
- Reorder. When an item nears its reorder point, Celia drafts the purchase order at the supplier’s last price, and you approve it.
- Receive. Scan the delivery on any phone: the stock goes in, the supplier bill is matched and the value is posted to Ledger.
What changes
Fewer counts. Fewer stock-outs. Less cash on the shelf.
Three things people who run a stockroom ask of inventory software for small business, and what Stock is designed to give them.
Most small businesses keep stock in one of two places: a spreadsheet updated when someone remembers, or a separate inventory tool connected to the invoicing, the online store and the books. The spreadsheet drifts from the shelf by Tuesday. The separate tool drifts whenever a connection fails, and nobody notices until a customer orders something that is not there.
Stock management in Centilio is designed to sit in the same record as the sale. An invoice in Bill, an order in Shop and a supplier bill in Spend are the movements themselves, so there is nothing to sync and nothing to reconcile at month end. The level on the screen is the level on the shelf, give or take what someone dropped.
You reorder before you run out
Reorder points for each item and location, and a forecast from what actually sold, so the order goes out while there is still stock on the shelf.
You see the cash tied up
Stock valued at cost by item and location, with the lines that have not moved in ninety days flagged for a decision.
Celia in Stock
Celia prepares. You decide.
Celia forecasts what will run out, drafts the purchase order, and flags the stock that never moves.
Celia reads the sales history of each item, the supplier’s usual lead time and what is already on order, and is designed to tell you which lines will run out before the next delivery could arrive. It drafts the purchase order with sensible quantities at the supplier’s last price, groups the lines by supplier and leaves it waiting for you.
It never places an order, never changes a level and never writes stock off. A person approves the order, a person counts the shelf, and every movement records who made it. Celia’s part is the forecast and the draft; the decision stays with whoever signs for the spend.
- A run-out forecast for every item, by location
- Draft purchase orders, grouped by supplier, at last prices
- Slow and dead stock flagged, with the cash tied up in it
- Counts that disagree with recent sales, flagged before they become write-offs
Features
Items, levels, reorders, scanning, valuation.
26 features, each designed and placed on a proposed plan. None of them is running yet.
5 feature groups
Proposed at launch unless marked after launchItems, variants, batches and locations.
Items
Read capabilities
- Items and variants. One item with its sizes, colours or pack sizes, each variant with its own code and level. Free
- HSN codes and GST rates on items. An HSN code and GST rate on each item, so the invoice in Bill carries the right tax. Free
- Several locations. Warehouses, shops, vans or a shelf in the back office, each with its own levels; up to five on Pro. Pro
- Units of measure. Buy by the case or the roll, sell by the piece or the metre, and the level stays right in both. Pro
- Batches and expiry dates. A batch number and expiry date on each delivery, with the oldest suggested first when you pick. Pro
- Serial numbers. For items tracked one by one, from the delivery to the customer who bought it. Business
Proposed at launch unless marked after launchLevels updated by every sale and purchase.
Levels
Read capabilities
- Moved by sales. Every invoice in Bill and every order in Shop takes stock out as it happens. Free
- Moved by purchases. Every delivery received against an order or supplier bill puts stock in. Free
- Counts that reconcile. Count a shelf on a phone; each difference is recorded with a reason, never typed over. Free
- Movement history. Every movement with who made it, when, and the document behind it. Free
- Reserved and available. Stock promised to open orders shown apart from stock that is free to sell. Pro
- Transfers between locations. Move stock from one location to another as one movement, out of one and into the other. Pro
Proposed at launch unless marked after launchReorder points and supplier orders.
Reorder
Read capabilities
- Reorder points. A minimum for each item and location, and a warning when the level crosses it. Free
- Suppliers and their prices. Each supplier with lead times and the last price paid for every item. Pro
- Purchase orders. Drafted, approved, sent, then received in part or in full, with the level moving as each delivery lands. Pro
- Run-out forecast. How many days each item has left, from what actually sold and what is already on order. Pro
- Approval before an order goes. Purchase orders above a value you set wait for a named approver. Business
Proposed at launch unless marked after launchBarcode and QR on mobile.
Scan
Read capabilities
- Scan with any phone. The camera is the scanner; no extra hardware is needed to start. Free
- Barcode and QR labels. Print labels for items, shelves and bins that do not have a code yet. Free
- Keeps working on a weak signal. Scans are designed to be kept on the phone and sent when the connection returns. Free
- Receive, count and pick by scanning. Check a delivery against its order, count a shelf or pick an order with the phone in your hand. Pro
Proposed at launch unless marked after launchValuation posted to Ledger.
Valuation
Read capabilities
- Stock value at a glance. What you hold at cost, by item and location, at any date. Free
- Average cost or FIFO. Use the costing method your accountant prefers. Pro
- Posted to Ledger. The value of each movement posted to the books as it happens, so the balance sheet agrees with the shelves. Pro
- Slow and dead stock. Items with no sale in 90 days flagged, with the cash tied up in them. Pro
- Audit trail export. Every movement, count, adjustment and approval, exported for an auditor or a stock-take. Business
No matches. Clear the search or choose another group.
Views of Stock, designed and not yet built.
Sample screens, not connected services.
Who it is for
Stock management for people who buy, make and sell.
Traders, manufacturers, distributors, retailers and online stores: anyone whose money sits on a shelf before it comes back as a sale.
Stock is not designed for a large warehouse with pick robots and wave planning. If that is your business, a specialist warehouse system will serve you better; Stock is for the business where the owner still knows most of the shelves.
Traders and distributors
Many items, several suppliers and a warehouse or two. Reorder points, purchase orders and transfers between locations, with the level moved by every invoice.
Manufacturers
Raw materials in, finished goods out. Batches and expiry dates, units of measure from the case to the piece, and a value your accountant can post.
Retailers
A shop floor and a back room, maybe a second branch. Scan to receive and count, and see what is reserved for customers before you sell it twice.
Online stores
Orders in Shop reserve stock the moment they are placed, so the store does not sell what the shelf no longer holds.
Works with Centilio
Stock moves when the business does.
Every Centilio tool shares one record and one login, so a sale, a purchase and a level are one event seen from different tools. Bill is next; Ledger and Spend are on the way; Shop arrives in the same wave as Stock.
Outside tools — marketplaces, other stores, couriers — come later, and they will be named on these pages only once they exist.
Bill · coming next
Every invoice takes stock out; every credit note puts it back.
Spend · on the way
Supplier bills put stock in, matched to the purchase order they came from.
Ledger · on the way
Stock value posted to the books, so the balance sheet agrees with the shelves.
Shop · same wave
Online orders reserve stock the moment they are placed, and ship it out.
Account · live
One login, and the roles that decide who can count, order or write off.
Trust
Every movement has a name and a reason.
Stock records are money in another form. Stock is designed so every change to them can be traced, and none happens by itself.
- Every movement records who, when and the document behind it
- Write-offs and adjustments need a reason, and on Business an approval
- Roles from Account decide who can count, order, approve or only view
- No data of yours is used to train any model
- No certification is claimed for a product that is not built
Pricing · per business
One price for the business. Everyone who handles stock.
Proposed, in rupees; paying yearly saves about 20%. Nothing is charged until Stock ships.
Free for one location and up to three people, then Pro at ₹799 a month for the whole business and Business at ₹1,999 for unlimited locations, approvals and an audit trail.
₹0
per business / month
₹0 for one month
For a business with one stockroom
- Up to 3 people
- Up to 500 items, one location
- Levels moved by sales and purchases
- Reorder points
- Scan and print labels on any phone
- Counts and movement history
₹799
per business / month
₹799 for one month
For a business that buys and sells every day
- Everything in Free
- Everyone in the business, unlimited items
- Up to 5 locations, with transfers
- Batches, expiry dates and units of measure
- Purchase orders and run-out forecasts
- Valuation posted to Ledger
₹1,999
per business / month
₹1,999 for one month
For a business with warehouses, approvals and an auditor
- Everything in Pro
- Unlimited locations
- Serial numbers
- Approval before a purchase order goes
- Several entities under one bill
- Audit trail export and API (proposed)
Prices are proposals, excluding taxes. Annual totals use the rounded monthly equivalents × 12. No exact 20% discount or available checkout is promised.
Questions
Questions about Stock, answered plainly.
Can I use Stock today?
No. Stock has not shipped: there is no app, no beta and no date yet. The console on this page is the design running on a fictional business. Join the waitlist to be told first.
Does Stock work with multiple warehouses?
Yes, that is the design: several locations, each with its own levels, and transfers between them. Free covers one location, Pro up to five and Business as many as you need.
Can it scan barcodes?
Yes, on any phone, by design. The camera works as the scanner for counting, receiving and picking, and Stock prints barcode and QR labels for items that do not have them.
Do I need Bill and Shop for Stock to work?
No. Stock is designed to work on its own, with sales and purchases recorded in Stock. With Bill and Shop the levels move by themselves, which is the point of it.
How does Celia help with reordering?
Celia forecasts which items will run out before the next delivery and drafts the purchase order with quantities and last prices. A person approves it; Celia never places an order.
Can I bring my items from a spreadsheet?
Yes, that is the design. Import items, variants, levels and locations from a spreadsheet, check the preview, and start from the levels you hold today.
When is Stock available?
Stock is in the fourth wave of Centilio tools, after Bill, Ledger and Spend. There is no date yet, and none will be published until it can be kept.
What will it cost?
The proposed price is per business, not per seat: Free for one location and up to three people, then Pro at ₹799 a month and Business at ₹1,999 a month. Nothing is charged until Stock ships.
Hear first when Stock opens.
Stock is in the fourth wave, after Bill, Ledger and Spend, whose invoices, books and supplier bills it is designed to read. Join the waitlist and you will be told before the announcement; in the meantime Account, Sign and Drive are live.