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Stock and fulfilment · for brands and their estates

POS stock and fulfilment, counted twice

Products photographed and sized like a shop and priced like a business — cost, sell, margin, VAT and lead times on every line — with live stock behind them, and every pack counted and checked before it is sealed.

The problem

The box that was short

Fulfilment fails quietly: a pack short of one wobbler, a store sent last season’s kit. The store finds out on launch morning, and nobody can say who packed it.

How it works

Stock and fulfilment, step by step

  1. 01

    Catalogue

    Every product priced with cost, sell, margin, VAT and lead time, and photographed and sized so it can be ordered without a phone call.

  2. 02

    Stock

    Live stock behind every line, with low stock flagged before it runs out.

  3. 03

    Pick and pack

    A pick list per store, each pack counted and checked by a second person before it is sealed.

  4. 04

    Dispatch

    Packs dispatched with the courier’s tracking and a signed receipt at every door.

What it does

Stock and fulfilment: what it does

Priced like a business

Cost, sell, margin, VAT and lead times on every line of the catalogue.

Live stock

What is on the shelf and what is running low, line by line.

Counted and checked

Every pack counted and checked by a second person before it is sealed, so a short box is caught at the bench.

Readiness store by store

Which packs are ready, which are waiting and what for, across the whole drop.

New store kits

A pick list for a store opening, built from what a new store needs.

Dispatch tracked

Courier tracking and proof of delivery for every pack.

Questions

Stock and fulfilment: what people ask

How is a pack checked?

It is counted against its pick list and then checked by a second person before it is sealed, so a missing item is caught before dispatch.

Can stores order from the catalogue?

Yes. With the store portal, stores order from the catalogue against a purchase order, and head office approves each order.

Does it warn us before stock runs out?

Yes. Low stock is flagged against each line of the catalogue, before it runs out.

What does the catalogue hold for each product?

Pictures and sizes, so a product can be ordered without a phone call, and cost, sell, margin, VAT and lead time on every line.

Works with

Licensed on its own, better together

Every module shares one estate and one sign-in, so adding the next is a decision, not a migration.

Delivery tracking

Every parcel to every store from the courier’s own tracking, exceptions first.

Store ordering portal

Your own shop for your stores, in your brand: PO ordering, editable artwork, approvals.

Campaign management

One brief allocated across every store by profile, packed, sent and proved in place.

Request access

Get your estate on Inkari

Access is by invitation — tell us about your estate and we will set it up properly, with your stores, your products and your suppliers in place from day one. We reply within one working day.

  • A guided walkthrough with your own campaign as the example
  • Your estate structured before you first sign in
  • Licence only the modules you need — add more when they earn their place
  • No self-serve trial to fight with — a person, then a portal

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