Inventory ledger
An immutable, append-only record of every inventory movement, so any stock level can be explained and audited.
An inventory ledger treats stock like accounting treats money: every receipt, sale, transfer, adjustment, and count is an entry that's never overwritten. That makes the current quantity the sum of an auditable history rather than a single mutable number you have to trust.
Skuwell records every movement to an immutable ledger, so you can answer 'why does this say 14?' down to the event and the person -- essential for audits, shrinkage investigations, and trusting your own data.
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Counting a small subset of inventory on a rolling schedule to keep accuracy high without a full physical count.
Read definition → WMS (Warehouse Management System)Software that directs the physical work of a warehouse -- receiving, putaway, picking, packing, and counting.
Read definition → Dead stockInventory that isn't selling and is unlikely to, tying up cash and warehouse space.
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