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Stock & profit

Stock that adds up, and the profit you really make.

Loopul keeps one stock count for the counter and app orders, tells you what is running low and what to order, and — once you add wholesale prices — shows the profit and margin on every sale.

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Count what you need to count

Track exact counts for products that run out, or mark everyday items “always available” so they never block a sale.

The counter and app orders use the same stock, and an app order holds its items while it is being packed, so the last packet is never sold twice.

Receive a delivery in one go

Enter what arrived — search, scan or say it — with the wholesale price if you have the bill. The whole delivery is saved together, or not at all if a line is wrong.

Know what to order

Loopul works out how fast each product sells (counting only the days it was in stock), how many days your stock will last, and a suggested quantity to order — minus what is already on order.

Make an order list for your supplier from it, and receive the delivery straight from that list. Each morning the app reminds you when something needs ordering.

See your real profit

Add each product’s wholesale price once; Loopul keeps the history when it changes, and every sale remembers the price in force that day.

The owner’s report shows profit and margin on what you sold, compared with the period before, and how much of your sales have a wholesale price — so the figure is never overstated.

Stock value and dead stock

See what your shelves are worth at cost and at selling price, and which products have sat unsold for 30 days, with the money tied up in them.

Labels for products without a barcode

Your own products get a shop code, and you can print barcode shelf labels from the shop console, so local goods scan like everything else.

Every change has a reason

Sales, deliveries and corrections are each recorded as a separate entry that is never edited, so the count on screen can always be traced back.

Staff can be allowed to adjust stock without being allowed to change prices.