Cloud inventory management software that does the thinking
No servers, no implementation project, no reorder-point spreadsheets. Storekeeper runs in the cloud, watches your stock continuously, and hands you decisions instead of dashboards.
Or run the live stock scan firstConnect your stock, wherever it lives
Point Storekeeper at your point of sale, your Shopify or marketplace channels, or start with a plain spreadsheet import. Cloud based inventory management means there is nothing to install and nothing to host: every location and channel reports into one live stock picture, per SKU, updated as sales happen. Multi-store retailers see every location's count side by side; ecommerce operators see channel splits and what is reserved by open orders.
The engine forecasts every SKU, continuously
For each SKU, Storekeeper learns the sales rate and its trend, then computes the numbers a demand planner would: forecast demand over your horizon, days of cover at today's rate, safety stock from your supplier's lead time, and a reorder point that updates itself as demand shifts. The same math powers the live scan on the homepage, so you can see the shape of the output before you ever connect a store.
You get a daily list of what to do
Not another report: an action list. Reorder these SKUs, in these quantities, from these suppliers, with the purchase order already drafted. Expedite this one, because it will be gone before a normal order lands. Mark these down, because they are dead stock freezing cash. You stay the decision-maker; Storekeeper does the arithmetic and the watching.
What cloud based inventory management changes
The point is not where the software runs. It is what always-on, always-current stock intelligence makes possible.
One picture, always current
Every store, warehouse and channel writes to the same ledger. No syncing spreadsheets on Friday, no "which file is newest".
Watching, not reporting
Because it runs continuously, Storekeeper can catch a demand spike on Tuesday, not at the month-end review after the shelf has been empty for two weeks.
Nothing to maintain
Forecasts, safety stock and reorder points recompute themselves. The system maintains the numbers; you keep the judgment calls.
Where teams point Storekeeper first
- Inventory management software AI inventory management that forecasts demand and tells you what to do next.
- Inventory management system features Forecasting, reorder automation, dead-stock detection, multichannel sync.
- Pricing Planned plans from $49 per month. Join early access.
- Inventory software FAQ What inventory management software does and how Storekeeper differs.
- Inventory management software for small business Stock tracking, reorder alerts and dead-stock flags for a small team.
- Best inventory management software An honest 2026 comparison: Cin7, Fishbowl, Zoho, Katana, inFlow, Sortly.
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