Stock
Count accessories at the price you paid
Mice, chargers and cables are held in batches, each at its own cost, and sold oldest first.
In short
LaptopERP handles two kinds of accessories: serial-tracked items (like monitors) that behave like laptops, and quantity items held in FIFO batches at their real cost. Sales and transfers take the oldest batch first, and “Count bulk stock” records write-offs and finds after a stock-take.
How it works
Buy
Each purchase becomes a batch at its own cost.
[SCREENSHOT: accessory purchase]Sell by name, SKU or scan
[SCREENSHOT: accessory at the till]Transfer with cost
[SCREENSHOT: accessory transfer]Count bulk stock
[SCREENSHOT: stock count]
What's included
Two kinds of accessory: serial-tracked and by quantity
Category-defined spec fields
FIFO batches
Sell by SKU or barcode
Count bulk stock
Partial returns
Supplier returns per batch
“Available for” filters
Starter catalogue: 16 categories, 28 brands
Worked example
Twelve mice, three batches
Mice bought in three batches: 10 at ৳350, 10 at ৳380, 10 at ৳400. You sell 12.
The remaining 18 (8 at ৳380, 10 at ৳400) are valued at ৳7,040.
- 10 from the first batch at ৳350৳3,500
- 2 from the second batch at ৳380৳760
Not built yet
Accessories are sold in the shop and at the till; on the website from 1.9.0.
First in, first out: sales and transfers take the oldest batch first, at the price you paid for it.
See how it fits your shop
Tell us how you run stock, sales and branches. We'll show the workflows that match, and be straight about what isn't built yet.