Inventory management

Inventory that's connected to what you actually sell

iGotYouBruhh keeps inventory in the same system as your POS and product catalog — one stock count, one connected operation, and a clear next step when something runs low.

The problem

Your inventory should change when your business does

When stock is tracked separately from sales, the numbers are always catching up. You discover shortages late, reorder on instinct, and spend time matching numbers that should have been connected from the beginning.

Inventory

Stock changes as your business sells.

Live inventory

Product stock

Connected to your product catalog

24 products

Coca-Cola Original Taste

Soft Drinks · 355 ml

42

in stock

Chicken Breast

Ingredients · 5 kg

3.2 kg

in stock

French Fries

Frozen · 2.5 kg

0.8 kg

remaining

Recent movement

Today

Coca-Cola Original Taste

Sale · Order #1048

−1

Chicken Breast

Stock received

+5 kg

Inventory overview

Products

24

Low stock

3

Action required

Low stock items assigned to your team

2 tasks

Coca-Cola Original Taste

Reorder

4 units remaining · Minimum 10

Assigned to

Inventory Manager

French Fries

Make more

0.8 kg remaining · Minimum 2 kg

Assigned to

Kitchen

Sales automatically update stock

No separate spreadsheet required.

Sale → inventory → action

What you sell, what you have, and what needs to happen next stay connected.

POSInventoryTask

From inventory to action

Don't just know what's low. Know what to do next.

When inventory reaches its configured threshold, iGotYouBruhh can turn the shortage into work for the employee, role, or station responsible for it.

Stock gets low

Inventory reaches the minimum level you've defined.

Someone is responsible

The system identifies the employee, role, or station responsible.

A task is created

Buy, reorder, prepare, or replenish what is needed.

Inventory recovers

The completed action and inventory change become part of the operational record.

One connected inventory

The same stock can power every way you sell

Your inventory doesn't need separate numbers for your store, your online shop, and your operation. Products, sales, and stock stay connected.

Online sales

A customer places an order online and the product's inventory reflects the sale.

In-store sales

Your team sells from the same catalog and inventory at the counter.

Inventory

Both channels contribute to the same stock count and operational visibility.

Built for your business

Different businesses. The same connected inventory model.

Track what matters to your operation without separating inventory from the products you actually sell.

Retail

Track units, variants, and products across your physical store and online shop.

Track units and product variants
Connect in-store and online sales
Identify products that need replenishing

Restaurants

Track ingredients and supplies and connect them to the menu items your team actually prepares.

Track ingredients and supplies
Connect ingredients to menu items
Create preparation or replenishment tasks

Operational visibility

Inventory tells you more than what's left

When inventory, sales, employees, and tasks are connected, a low-stock number can become an actionable piece of work instead of another thing someone has to remember.

Inventory

French Fries

0.8 kg remaining

Trigger

Below minimum

Minimum 2 kg

Action

Prepare 2 kg

Assigned to Kitchen

Inventory becomes work

Assigned → Completed → Recorded

FAQ

Common questions

Connect your inventory to your operation

Start with the products you already sell and connect stock levels to your sales, employees, and daily workflows.