Built for moving volume, not just counting it

Use scan-to-receive against the incoming delivery — each item is added to stock as it's scanned, with batch and expiry captured at the same time instead of noted separately.

Build a multi-line invoice by scanning what's going out on a delivery. A 40-line order takes the time it used to take to write five by hand.

With expiry dates attached per batch, older stock is the stock you see first when picking — no separate spreadsheet to check before a shipment goes out.

When a physical spot-check is needed, compare it against StashBill's stock ledger rather than a stack of delivery notes — every movement is already timestamped there.

If you're operating from more than one site, record each as its own warehouse so stock levels stay accurate per location instead of one blended, less useful total.