Built for businesses that buy, stock, and sell products

Hardware and construction suppliers juggle thousands of SKUs — cement, rebar, pipe, fasteners — across a store and one or more warehouses. Serotre keeps on-hand counts accurate as stock is received and sold, holds supplier prices and purchase history for bulk materials, and lets you receive partial deliveries against a purchase order without over-receiving.

• Per-warehouse on-hand stock
• Supplier price and purchase history
• Partial receiving against a PO
• Reorder points before a job stalls

Wholesalers and small distributors move volume and need stock and costs to stay straight across warehouses. Create purchase orders, receive shipments in full or in batches, and keep supplier costs on record — with stock value and movement reading from the same data as your sales.

• Purchase orders end to end
• Split and partial receiving
• Stock across multiple warehouses
• Supplier cost history

A sari-sari store lives on fast-moving, low-margin goods. Record daily sales, watch which items are running low, and plan the next restock — without a full ERP or a cashier terminal to set up.

• Quick sales recording
• Low-stock at a glance
• A simple product list
• Free to start

Mini-marts and small groceries carry a wide mix of daily goods. Use barcodes to keep the catalog tidy, record sales as items move, and keep fast-moving stock visible so shelves don't run empty.

• Barcodes and SKUs
• Fast sales recording
• Stock counts and adjustments
• Low-stock lists

Auto-parts shops track a deep catalog of parts by SKU and barcode, often across branches. Serotre keeps supplier price history on record and shows stock per branch, so you know what's on hand and what to order.

• Parts by SKU and barcode
• Supplier price history
• Stock visible per branch
• Reorder points

Feed and farm-input suppliers buy and sell by the sack. Track supplier costs as they shift, set reorder levels on seasonal inputs, and keep stock accurate as deliveries arrive and sales go out.

• Supplier cost tracking
• Reorder points on inputs
• Receiving into stock
• Units of measure

Electrical suppliers sell wire, fittings, and fixtures by the unit. Keep unit costs and prices on record, flag low stock before a job needs it, and record counter sales that deduct inventory automatically.

• Units of measure and pricing
• Cost tracking
• Low-stock flags
• Counter sales with returns

Pharmacies and drugstores can run the retail side — stock levels, low-stock alerts, and daily sales and returns — on Serotre. One caveat to be clear about: it doesn't handle regulated batch or expiry compliance yet.

• Retail stock levels
• Low-stock alerts
• Sales and returns
• Not for batch or expiry compliance