Stock
For companies that buy and sell physical products, Telore keeps count as you go: bills add stock, invoices take it away, and the value of what you hold is ready for your year-end accounts.
Example view
Each product has a quantity on hand. Buying adds to it, selling takes from it, and a stock count corrects it — with every change dated.
Telore keeps the average cost of what you hold, so the cost of each sale and the value of the stock left are both known.
Closing stock is one of the figures year-end accounts need. Telore has it, with the count and the working behind it.
List what you sell, with an opening count and cost.
Bills and invoices move the counts on their own.
Check the count when you like; the year-end value is ready.
Questions
No. Telore keeps the accounting side of stock — counts, cost and value. A busy online shop with many channels will usually keep its own stock system as well.
Record a stock count. The difference is posted as an adjustment, dated and explained, rather than overwriting the history.
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