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Stock that agrees with your invoices and your accounts

Every balance in Horizon213 is the sum of movements, and every movement points at the document that caused it — a goods receipt, a delivery, a counter sale, a transfer, an adjustment. When a figure looks wrong you can open the movement that made it wrong, which is the difference between a stock module and a spreadsheet.

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Balances you can explain

Quantity on hand per product per warehouse, and the trail behind it.

  • Several warehouses, with transfers between them
  • Every movement linked to its receipt, delivery, sale or adjustment
  • Valued stock, so the balance sheet figure has a source
  • Valued opening stock imported from CSV at go-live
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Told what to reorder, not asked to remember

Set a minimum on the products that matter and let the system raise the ones that fell under it.

  • Minimum per product
  • A reorder list built from live balances
  • Stock alerts on the daily overview
  • Purchase orders raised straight from the shortage
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Where stock actually moves

Goods leave through more than one door, and each door writes the same ledger.

  • Deliveries against sales invoices, in full or in part
  • Counter sales, which take stock at the till
  • Delivery rounds, where the van carries the stock out and brings some back
  • Receipts against purchase orders, including partial ones

Questions people ask

Can I manage more than one warehouse or depot?

Yes. Balances are held per warehouse and stock can be transferred between them, with the transfer recorded as a movement like any other.

How is stock valued?

Each movement carries a value, so the stock figure you see is the sum of what actually came in and went out rather than a quantity multiplied by today's price. The dedicated guide on what your stock is worth walks through the method.

What happens if the counted quantity does not match?

You record an adjustment. It appears as a movement with its own reason, so the difference is visible later instead of being absorbed silently into the balance.

Questions people ask before they commit

Talk to someone about your own setup

A demo shows what the product does. A conversation is what tells you whether it fits how your business actually trades — how many companies, which modules, what you already have to bring in.