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Inventory management that updates itself with every bill

Every sale reduces stock and every purchase adds to it — no separate stock register. See what is on hand in each warehouse, what it cost and what it is worth, and catch low stock and expiring batches early.

  • No credit card required
  • 7-day full access
  • Web + Mobile App
BillShala stock balances showing each product's warehouse, quantity on hand, reserved, available and average cost
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What you get

Everything in one plan — nothing extra to buy

  • Stock by warehouse

    On hand, reserved and available quantity with average cost for every product.

  • Stock valuation

    Total stock value and item-wise value using the weighted average method.

  • Stock ledger

    Every movement in and out of an item, traced to the document that caused it.

  • Low stock, batches, serials, expiry

    Dedicated reports so you reorder in time and sell older batches first.

  • Warehouses & branches

    Multiple warehouses and branches, with stock transfers and stocktakes.

  • Products your way

    SKU and barcode, categories and brands, selling price and margin.

BillShala stock valuation report showing a total stock value and each product's quantity and value using the weighted average method
Stock valuation shows the total value of your stock and each item's quantity and value.

Pricing

One plan. ₹399/month.

Or ₹3,999/year — about ₹333/month. Billing, inventory, accounting, GST and reports are all included, on web and mobile. Try it free for 7 days, no credit card needed.

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Questions

Does stock update automatically when I make a bill?

Yes. A posted sales invoice reduces stock and a purchase invoice increases it, in the warehouse you choose on the document.

Can I track batches and expiry dates?

Yes. BillShala has batch, serial number and expiry reports alongside the low-stock report.

Can I manage more than one godown?

Yes. Add multiple warehouses and branches, see stock by warehouse and move stock between them with transfers.