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Start Free TrialSteel and hardware tie up a lot of cash in heavy stock. Contractors buy on credit, prices follow the market, and a few slow sizes can hold money for months.
The money is in the details.
Track each size as its own item, counted by the piece in every store. Record credit sales and part payments so every contractor's balance is clear. Purchase costs are kept per delivery and sales are costed oldest first, while the aging and turnover reports show which sizes tie up cash. Use the free steel weight calculator to price by the kilogram.
A contractor collects 40 bars of 12 mm rebar and pays half; Up Stock records the rest as credit. A delivery of sheets arrives at the yard and you transfer 20 to the shop. Before closing, the credit page shows who owes what, and the aging report flags a size that has not moved since spring.
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Up Stock counts stock in whole pieces, such as bars, sheets or lengths. Use the free steel weight calculator to convert between pieces and kilograms when buying or pricing.
Yes. Record what each customer paid; the rest is kept as credit, with part payments and a running balance.
Yes. As one steel retailer put it, the inventory aging and turnover reports show which items sell and which tie up capital.
Yes. Add both as stores and move stock between them with transfers.
Weight and price of bars, sheets, pipes and angles
Freight, duty and fees spread across every item
What holding stock costs you each year and month