Accessible product overview

See how one inventory answer keeps its context.

This concise overview follows an item from physical position through purchasing, commitment, transfer and count review. The full English transcript is available below the video.

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KnownStock working consistently across desktop, tablet and phone
KnownStock working consistently across desktop, tablet and phone

Product overview · 2 minutes 12 seconds · English captions and full transcript below

Transcript · 00:00

Start with the operational question.

KnownStock is inventory management software for small businesses that need to know what is physically present, usable, committed, incoming and available—and why it changed.

Transcript · 00:22

Keep each quantity distinct.

On hand, usable, committed, allocated, incoming and available are related, but they are not interchangeable. KnownStock calculates them from confirmed facts.

Transcript · 00:44

Separate preparation from confirmation.

Purchases, sales, transfers, counts and light assembly begin as drafts. The team reviews the operation before an authorised online confirmation records the exact result once.

Transcript · 01:06

Follow stock through a transfer.

A transfer can move through origin, transit and destination. Internal movement changes place without changing the company-owned total quantity.

Transcript · 01:28

Capture observations before corrections.

Mobile and barcode-assisted counts capture observations first. Review and approval record only the authorised difference.

Transcript · 01:50

Start small and keep the boundary clear.

Start with one item, one warehouse and one movement you can verify. KnownStock is focused inventory control—not accounting, ERP, WMS, MRP, MES or TMS.

Ready for a verifiable first movement

Start with one item, one warehouse and one quantity you can explain.

Create a workspace without a card, add your first item and warehouse, then follow the practical manual at your own pace.