When your stock is a mystery, so are your profits.
Spreadsheets that disagree, orders that wait, processes that depend on memory. Lost sales hide in the gaps.
Know what's in stock. Know what's selling.
Inventory and CRM on one foundation, so you always know what's in the warehouse, what's moving, and where the next opportunity sits.
Stock and sales, read from one order book.
One order book.
- Inventory
Stock levels updated automatically across warehouses.
Zoho Books - Counterparties
Customers, suppliers, and payments in one system.
Zoho Books · Zoho Procurement
- Quotes & invoices
Quotes and invoices raised when the order comes in.
Bigin · Zoho Books - Visibility
Visibility that scales with the volume.
What a trading business runs on.
On the Elite plan: stock across eight locations, warehouse management, serial and batch tracking, and barcodes, on the same ledger as the invoice.
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Purchase requests, RFQs, and a vendor portal. Supplier invoices are matched to the order and the receipt before anything is paid.
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The deal pipeline for a lean sales team, with quotes raised through its Zoho Books integration. Zoho CRM Plus when sales, support, and marketing share the customer.
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The telesales line on the customer record, with each call logged against the account it was for.
See the platform →A defined first engagement. Then it is held.
Sales Engine Suite
The pipeline designed from lead to deal, the data migrated, and the team trained to read the numbers.
See the scope →After go-liveCARE
Guaranteed response times and Zoho-certified support, so the people who built the system stay with it after go-live.
See the plans →The e-Invoice pointe-Invoice is not only a Malaysia rule. It follows you across the border
Imports and payments to overseas suppliers can fall under the same requirement as the sales you invoice at home.
Read it in In the Loop →Stock problems shouldn't set the pace of your growth.
When the warehouse, the ledger, and the order book agree, the business can finally move at its own speed.
Tell us what you're building.
Start with the stock figure nobody trusts.
Or chart your position first, on your own →