Boxes for a shop, pallets for a warehouse

Same database, two presentations. Choose during setup and change your mind whenever you like — there is no migration and nothing to re-enter.

Two ways to work: boxes or pallets

In boxes mode the app talks about stock in a location: how many units of this product sit in A-04-2. Nobody sees the word pallet, nobody types an SSCC, and the screens stay short. It is the right shape for a shop backroom or a workshop.

In pallets mode the same stock is shown as what it physically is: pallets, each with its 18-digit SSCC, its lot, its expiry date and its position. That is what a warehouse that receives and ships whole units needs, and what makes traceability per unit possible.

The switch is a setting, not a migration. Underneath, stock always lives on pallets; boxes mode simply hides the ones you never asked for and generates their codes internally. Turning it on or off changes the words on the screen and nothing about your data.

Buy it once. Use it for as long as it is useful.

The price rises every five licences sold and never comes back down. Whatever you pay today is what this copy cost, for good.