Item catalogue
Create goods or service items with a SKU, product codes, brand, manufacturer, unit, and separate sales and purchase details. Clone an item to start the next one.
- Goods & services
- UPC, EAN, ISBN
- Custom fields
- Clone
SorviAI Inventory keeps items, variants, warehouses, orders, shipments and purchases in one app, with every unit costed and every movement on the record.


One catalogue for everything you buy, stock and sell.
Create goods or service items with a SKU, product codes, brand, manufacturer, unit, and separate sales and purchase details. Clone an item to start the next one.
Give an item options such as size or colour and generate its variants. Each variant is an item in its own right, with its own SKU, prices and stock.
Sell every size and colour without keeping a separate product list for each.
Turn an existing item into a parent with variants, or attach a standalone item to a parent, without losing its history.
Every item keeps the prices it has carried and the documents it has appeared on, so you can see how it has sold and what it has cost.
Bring your catalogue in from a CSV file, and set opening stock for one item or many at once.
The right price for each customer, set once.
Build a rate list that marks every price up or down, or one that sets a price for each item in a chosen currency, with rounding rules on both.
Set a sales or purchase rate list on a customer, and their orders and invoices pick up those prices on their own.
Trade customers see their agreed prices without anyone retyping a line.
Know what you hold, where it sits and what it is worth.
Run as many warehouses as you need, mark a primary one, and see each item's stock warehouse by warehouse. Control which users can work in which warehouse.
Stock confirmed on a sales order is held as committed, so each item shows what is on the shelf, what is promised and what is still free to sell.
Stop selling the same unit twice.
Value each item by FIFO, with real cost layers, or by weighted average, chosen per item. Physical and accounting stock are kept apart.
Set a reorder level on an item and get a low-stock alert when it falls to it.
Stock status, stock by warehouse, stock aging, low stock, pending actions, top vendors, stock movement and the trend in stock value, on one screen.
Correct the count or the value, and keep the reason.
Adjust the quantity or the value of stock in a warehouse, with a reason and a reference number. Save as a draft until it is checked.
Every adjustment keeps its old and new values and its comments, and posts its journal entry on its own.
Answer "who changed this, and why?" from the record itself.
Move stock between warehouses and see it on the road.
Raise a transfer from one warehouse to another, mark it in transit with a shipped date and expected arrival, then receive it at the other end.
Record the quantity that actually arrived, keep a change history and comments on the transfer, and let the journals post themselves.
From the order to the invoice, with stock kept in step.
Create, email and print sales orders, and filter them by where they are in picking, packing and shipping.
When a line is short, raise a purchase order for the shortfall straight from the sales order, and follow it in the order's backordered section.
Take the sale now and buy in what it needs.
Record a sales return and receive the goods back into stock.
Invoices, advance invoices, customer payments and credit notes sit in the same app as the stock they bill for.
Get each order off the shelf and out of the door.
Build picklists from open sales orders, update their status as you go, and print them for the warehouse floor.
Pack sales orders into packages, and email or print the packing slip. Packages can be made from purchase orders too.
Connect a carrier to validate the address, compare live rates, add customs details, download the label, check pickup times and track the shipment. Or ship by hand and record the details yourself.
Buy in, check it in and pay for it.
Send purchase orders, record what arrives as purchase receives, then turn them into bills. Vendor payments, vendor credits and expenses are here too.
Have a purchase order delivered straight to your customer's address, so the goods never pass through your warehouse.
Decide whether stock goes up when a bill is created or when a purchase receive is recorded.
Let the people who supply you serve themselves.
Vendors sign in to see the purchase orders you have sent them and confirm them.
Vendors see their bills, payments, statements and documents, download PDFs, and keep their own profile and addresses up to date.
Stock, sales and purchases, read the way you need them.
Inventory Summary, Stock Summary, Committed Stock Details and Inventory Valuation Summary, plus adjustment, packing and shipment reports.
Warehouse Details, and Stock Transfer Details and Summary.
Sales by Customer, by Item and by Salesperson, Profit by Item, Sales Summary and Return History.
Purchases by Vendor and by Item, Receive History, Purchase Order Details, Purchase Orders by Vendor, and vendor balance and payment reports.
Decide which roles can open which reports, and keep the activity logs to hand.
Let the routine work run itself.
Send an email alert or in-app notification, update a field or call a webhook when a record meets your conditions, and check every run in the workflow logs.
Your paperwork, your rules and who can do what.
Keep files in a document library, and shape the PDF and email templates for packages, shipments, picklists and every other document you send.
Give each role exactly the actions it needs, and limit users to the warehouses they work in.
Turn off the parts you do not use, such as rate lists, to keep Inventory focused on your work.
Start a 30-day trial and put your first items on the shelf. When it ends, your workspace goes read-only and your export stays available. We never lock you out of your own books.
30-day trial. No card needed.