Inventory management software built on your real stock and orders

A stock module bolted onto a generic ERP makes you work the way it was designed, not the way you actually work. Custom inventory management software starts from your stock, order and supplier flow — and stays simple exactly where the ERP gets complicated for no reason.

The story repeats itself: you keep stock in a spreadsheet, it works fine until a second person starts editing the same file, then the version emailed around, then the month nobody is sure which file is correct. The fix is one source of truth for stock, orders and suppliers, reachable from the office and the warehouse at once.

We don’t build a module out of a large ERP with screens you’ll never touch. The first conversation is about your exact flow: how stock arrives, how it gets deducted, who approves an order, what reports accounting and management need at month end. The application comes out of those answers, not a standard feature list.

Technically it’s the same rigour as an enterprise system, sized correctly: Java/Spring Boot or PHP/Laravel behind, PostgreSQL for the data, a web interface for the office and, if the warehouse needs it, a desktop application that keeps working without internet.

What we build

Stock, goods in and out

One stock record, updated on every movement, with a full history — who changed what and when, because at the first discrepancy that’s the first question asked.

Orders and suppliers

The full cycle of an order: request, approval, receipt, invoicing. Suppliers, lead times and negotiated prices, in one place, not in one person’s head.

Low-stock alerts

A notification when a product nears its set threshold, so reordering doesn’t depend on someone remembering to check.

Roles and an audit log

Who sees, who edits, who approves. With proper authentication where your field needs full traceability.

Reports that stop being manual

The stock, movement and consumption reports you now assemble by hand at month end, generated from real data. The Excel export stays — we’re not taking the tool away, only the source of truth.

Integration with invoicing and e-Factura

Invoiced orders flow straight into your accounting software or e-Factura pipeline, with no re-typing.

Technologies

Backend

  • Java 21 & Spring Boot
  • PHP & Laravel
  • REST API

Interface

  • React
  • Vue
  • TypeScript

Data

  • PostgreSQL
  • MySQL / MariaDB
  • Excel & PDF export

Warehouse

  • optional desktop app
  • barcode scanning
  • offline operation

The choice between Java and PHP depends on the size of the system and who maintains it after us — same as with custom web applications.

A good fit if

  • you keep stock across several spreadsheets and can’t say for sure which is current
  • more than one person edits the same data, in parallel
  • you pay for an ERP and use one clumsy module out of it
  • you need the office and the warehouse to see the exact same stock, in real time

Frequently asked questions

How is this different from a stock module inside a purchased ERP?

A purchased ERP ships with screens and steps designed for the general case, and you adapt to it. Here it’s the other way round: we analyse your exact flow — how stock arrives, how an order gets approved, what reports you need — and build only the screens you actually use. If the assessment shows an existing product would cost you less, we say so directly.

What happens to the data in our spreadsheets?

It gets imported. That’s almost always the first stage of the project — without your history the new application starts empty and people drift back to files in week one. Cleaning the data on import decides whether the system gets adopted.

How much does custom inventory management software cost?

It depends on how many movement types you manage, how many concurrent users, and what needs to be integrated with it. Real ranges by project type are on the pricing page — the exact figure comes after a 20–30 minute conversation about your flow.

Does it work across multiple locations or warehouses?

Yes. Per-location stock, transfers between warehouses and company-wide consolidation are built in from the start as part of the model, not bolted on later.

Let’s get specific

Do you have a project like this?

Message us on WhatsApp or by email with two or three sentences about what you need. We’ll come back with the questions that matter and a budget and timeline estimate.

No obligation, no follow-up pressure.