Features CassKai
Items, suppliers, movements, inventories, valuation. The CassKai inventory module is connected to accounting, invoicing and treasury so you see in real time the impact of stock on your cash and working capital.
Item catalog with SKUs, barcodes, suppliers, purchase prices, sale prices, margins. One shared reference between purchasing, sales and stock.
A sales invoice triggers a stock-out, a purchase invoice a stock-in. Inventory always up to date, with no manual entry.
Stock valuation in Weighted Average Cost or FIFO based on your choice, compliant with PCG, SYSCOHADA, IFRS and SCF standards. Guaranteed consistency with accounting entries.
DIO (Days Inventory Outstanding), per-item rotation, ABC analysis to identify high-rotation items and dead stock. Essential to free up cash trapped in inventory.
Master item with variants (size, colour, packaging). Barcodes, photos, multilingual descriptions, datasheet, alternative suppliers.
Inbound (purchases, customer returns, incoming transfers), outbound (sales, supplier returns, outgoing transfers, breakage, shrinkage), regularisation inventories. Every movement is traced and timestamped.
Several warehouses, several storage zones per warehouse. Per-warehouse quantity tracking, traceable inter-warehouse transfers, per-location minimum-stock alerts.
Counting sheet preparation, physical quantity input, automatic computation of discrepancies vs theoretical stock, validation and regularisation accounting entries.
Minimum and maximum thresholds per item, automatic alerts when a threshold is crossed, replenishment proposals based on historical rotation.
Top-selling items, top margins, dead stock, stock valuation at date, gross margin per item and category. Connected to accounting and cash reporting.
You manage a catalog of hundreds or thousands of SKUs, several warehouses, high-volume purchasing and sales. CassKai gives you stock and margin control without investing in a costly ERP.
You transform raw materials into finished goods. CassKai tracks raw material inputs, production outputs and finished goods stocking, with valuation consistent with your cost accounting.