What you can do
- Raw materials and finished goods, each in its own units of measure
- Stock changes only through a recorded movement: receipt, batch, sale, count or adjustment
- Stock can’t go below zero — a short batch is caught before it happens
- Full movement history: what changed, when and who did it
- Phone camera scanning to look up an item by its printed code
- Weighted average cost that updates as materials arrive, freight included
See it in the app
Stock on your phone — scan or search, see what’s on hand.
Home on your phone.
Stock that matches the shelf
Spreadsheets drift because anyone can type over a number. In GodKey, stock only moves through a recorded movement — a receipt, a batch, a sale, a count or an adjustment — and each one leaves a trace of what changed and who did it. When the count and the screen disagree, you can see exactly why.
Built for how makers buy and use materials
You buy fragrance by the pound and use it by the ounce; you buy jars by the case and sell them one at a time. Each item keeps its own unit of measure, and recipes use the units you actually measure in.
Questions
Can I track raw materials and finished goods separately?
Yes. Raw materials and finished goods are tracked separately, each in its own units, and a recipe can even use a finished good as an ingredient — for gift sets and kits.
Does GodKey MFG support barcode scanning?
You can use your phone’s camera to scan a printed code and search for the matching item. Storing supplier barcodes on items and printing labels aren’t built yet.