STS makes it easy to access your inventory data in one place with our Inventory Management Software. Track and manage your stock in real time to save time and reduce errors. Simply log in to your account, and you will be redirected to your personalized dashboard.
On the Dashboard Page, the “Actions” button is located at the top-right corner of the screen. This button has a
small dropdown arrow next to it.
Click on the ‘Actions‘ button, and three options will appear: ‘New Order‘, ‘Inventory‘ and ‘Receiver Order’. To view your inventory details, simply click on the ‘Inventory‘ option. This will take you to the Inventory page, where you can access and manage your stock information.
Inside the Inventory Management page, there are three tabs: ‘Dashboard‘, ‘Category‘, and ‘Items‘. By default, the screen opens on the ‘Dashboard’ tab.
On the Dashboard Tab, you will see three key summary boxes :
Total Categories: The number of product categories you have created.
Total Items: Your overall item count across all categories.
Low Stock Items: The Number of items is currently below your defined stock threshold.
In the Category tab, you will find a list of all item categories along with key details such as the category Name, Status (active or inactive), and the Date it was created on. You can also use the search bar to quickly find and view specific category details.
In the Items tab, you will have two options – “All Items” and “Low Items in Stock”.
In the “All Items” Option, you will see a complete list of all inventory items along with detailed information. This includes the category name, SKU (Stock Keeping Unit), item description, dimensions, stock quantity, status (active or inactive), and the creation date. In STS, all this information is displayed in a structured format for easy viewing and management.
In the “Low Items in Stock” option, you will find a list of items with a stock quantity less than or equal to 10. Each item includes detailed information such as the category name, SKU (Stock Keeping Unit – a unique identifier), description, dimensions, stock quantity, status (active or inactive), and the creation date. This option helps you quickly identify and manage items that need to be restocked.
