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Raise purchase order
Transfer orders
Never run out of stock
View inventory reports
Take control over your inventory
Get a complete overview of all the items in your inventory, along with their stock levels, and manage them easily from one place.
Organize and manage your items efficiently
Import or add items with all item information such as item type, unit, tax, category, brand, prices, associated sales channels, and more. Make quick inventory decisions by viewing important stock details such as opening stock, accounting stock, and physical stock.
Categorize your items with custom views
Sort your items based on specific criteria such as active, inactive, low stock, sales, purchases, inventory, non-inventory, and more. Create a custom view by selecting the required fields to view the items that matter to you the most.
Set reorder points to replenish items
Ensure you maintain necessary stock levels by setting up reorder points. Set item specific reorder points, get notified via email and a pop-up alert when an item drops down below its threshold level, and restock them promptly to never miss out on a sale.
Real-time inventory reporting
View powerful inventory reports to stay updated on your stock levels and manage them easily. Reports such as inventory aging summary, valuation summary, cost lot tracking, ABC classification, and more help you get a real-time picture of how your items are performing so you can make informed decisions.
Inventory management for multiple outlets
Centrally manage your inventory across all locations and get better visibility into your stock levels.
Location-based stock level tracking
Track inventory across each of your business locations and storage locations separately, based on item sales, purchases, returns, and transfers to maintain accurate stock levels at every location.
Transfer items between locations
Easily move items between different business locations or storage locations—whether within the same state or across states. Record these transfers accurately to keep your inventory and accounting in sync, while ensuring sales tax compliance where applicable.
Fulfill customer orders from a nearby location
Ship items easily by selecting a business location or storage location near the customer's ordering location and save time and money required to deliver items.
Location based reporting
Track stock details for every item across all of your storage locations and find out the quantity of items moving in and out of every location to have complete control over your inventory.
Stay sales tax compliant
Ensure accurate sales tax calculation across your inventory, meet all compliance requirements, and simplify your invoicing process with Zoho POS.
Assign tax rates by location
Easily configure tax for the items and services you offer. Zoho POS applies the correct rate during billing based on the customer's shipping or billing address without the need for manual intervention.
Generate sales tax compliant invoices
Issue invoices that clearly display tax rates and amounts. Sales tax is calculated based on item pricing and the tax rate you've assigned. For example, a product sold at $1500 with a tax of 6.5% will show $97.50 in tax on the invoice.
Integrated tax filing with Zoho Books
Sync your sales data directly with Zoho Books to automate sales tax reporting and simplify return filing.
Offer discounts and run a sale with price lists
You can create purchase and sales price lists for acquiring items from suppliers and running discounts and promotions for customers during billing.
All items
01Apply uniform markup or markdown discount percentages for all the items in your inventory and run weekend promotions or festive season sales.
Individual Items
02Set up price lists for individual items that have gone up or down in selling price. For example, if you are an electronics store selling smartphones, the prices of last year's models may drop when new phones are released. In this case, you can create a price list for individual items and easily update their rates.
Item grouping
Group similar items together for easier identification. For example, you can group various sizes of a t-shirt and track their movement. This helps you easily identify the total quantity available in each size, update them, and even move them across different locations.
Group items together and sell them as a kit
Bundle different products and sell them at a discounted price to increase sales.
Item kitting
Bundle multiple items and services to create product kits. For instance, if you own an apparel store, combine a shirt, jeans, shoes, and accessories into a single package for increased sales. Upon sale, inventory levels are automatically adjusted for precise tracking.
Repackaged items
Repackage bulk inventory of an item and sell them as smaller units. For example, if you own a grocery shop and acquire spices in bigger quantities, such as pounds you can repackage them into smaller quantities, such as 4-ounce or 8-ounce packets, to make your items more accessible to a wider audience and increase sales.
Track item movement across your store
Track item movement throughout its lifecycle with your business by assigning unique serial numbers and batch numbers.
Serial tracking
01Assign alphanumeric numbers to all the items in your inventory, track their movement across different locations, and monitor the item status, such as when it was sold or returned.
Batch tracking
02Group items together based on common characteristics such as manufacturing date and lot numbers and track their movement through your inventory. Efficiently track items that require your daily monitoring, such as pharmaceuticals and perishables, and always stay updated.
Adjust inventory easily
Maintain accurate inventory by adjusting your physical stock on hand along with the reason for the same.
Quantity-based adjustment
Adjust your inventory for changes in physical quantity of items in stock and manage your inventory levels more effectively. You can account for the reason for the change in the inventory quantity as damaged goods, stock on fire, stocktaking results, and more.
Value based adjustment
Adjust your inventory for changes in your stock's financial value and maintain accurate financial records. You can record changes in the cost price of the goods when there are damaged goods or for other financial factors.
Manage sales returns and exchanges with ease
When a customer returns an item, and if it's undamaged, you can make a note of it and increase the stock level for that item in the available stock. For exchanges, your inventory levels are automatically adjusted for the returned item and for the item that is being exchanged.
