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SettleWise

Inventory Add-on

Track stock levels, movements, alerts, and inventory locations inside SettleWise

The Inventory add-on adds stock visibility and operational control to SettleWise. It helps teams monitor tracked products, manage inventory locations, review movement history, and respond to low-stock or out-of-stock issues before they disrupt work.

Best For

  • Teams that manage physical products, supplies, or operational gear
  • Businesses that need to know what is in stock, low, unavailable, or overstocked
  • Operations teams that want clearer movement history and inventory accountability across locations

What You Unlock

CapabilityWhat it helps with
Tracked product stockMonitor current availability for products with inventory enabled
Inventory locationsCreate and manage multiple inventory records and move stock between them
Stock adjustmentsRecord quantity changes with reasons and notes for auditability
Inventory alertsCatch low stock, out of stock, and overstock situations quickly
Movement historyReview the audit trail of stock changes over time
Operational handlingSupport transfers, service workflows, and item-level detail review

How It Connects to Products

Inventory does not replace the product catalog. Instead, it adds stock behavior to the products your team wants to track operationally.

  • Products stay the source for catalog records and sellable items
  • Inventory adds stock quantity, location, alerts, and movement context
  • This lets teams separate pricing/catalog work from stock operations while still connecting the two when needed

If your team sells or uses physical items, start with Products for the catalog structure and Inventory for the stock workflow.

Access Notes

  • Inventory workspaces are admin-oriented
  • Inventory is strongest when teams review alerts and movement history regularly, not only when something is already missing
  • Multiple inventory locations and transfer flows are especially useful for distributed operations

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