Stock management

More than a till: product and stock visibility for store teams.

RetailGrid keeps product setup, categories, brands, suppliers, units, tax rates, stock status, and sales activity close to the POS workflow.

What retailers need

Keep stock understandable at the store level.

A focused POS product should help staff find products, identify stock pressure, maintain product groupings, and understand what is selling without needing a broader ERP workflow on day one.

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Product records

Names, prices, SKU or barcode context, categories, brands, and sellable product setup.

Low-stock signals

Surface out-of-stock and low-stock states where store teams are already working.

Categories and brands

Keep common product groupings close to search, filters, product setup, and reporting.

Movement context

Connect goods-in, store transfer, sales, and transaction history to practical stock conversations.

RetailGrid products admin screen showing product management, filters, stock, and status

Product admin workspace

Product and stock controls are visible in the admin portal.

RetailGrid gives managers a focused product maintenance surface for search, filtering, category controls, stock values, status, and product actions without making the store team step into a broader ERP workflow.

Store workflow

Stock management that stays close to sales.

Find products quickly

Search, category, brand, and product visibility support sales at the counter and maintenance after hours.

Watch what is selling

Transaction and report views help store teams understand product performance.

Keep controls simple

Settings for categories, brands, tax rates, payment methods, and units stay practical and visible.

Stock fit

Need store-level stock without an ERP rollout?

Tell us how products, stores, suppliers, and stock are managed today so the demo can focus on the right workflow.

RetailGrid demo

Talk through your store setup.

Share how many stores or registers you run, what POS you use now, and where stock, customers, or loyalty need tighter control.