Run your warehouse from your pocket.
Scan it, track it, ship it — from a phone, not a clipboard. Stockline turns any phone into a warehouse command center: barcode scanning, AI‑read purchase orders, and multi‑location stock, without spreadsheets or proprietary hardware.
Built for the floor, not a spreadsheet
Six things it does well, on purpose — not sixty things it does halfway.
Scan anything
Barcodes, QR codes, Data Matrix — the phone's own camera is the scanner. No separate hardware to buy, lose, or charge.
One inventory, everywhere
Every scan and count syncs live. Whoever's on shift sees the same stock numbers, not last night's export.
Batch & expiry aware
Every item carries its batch number and expiration. Stockline flags what's expiring before it becomes a write-off.
Receive, ship, transfer
Every movement — in, out, or between locations — is logged automatically with who, when, and how much.
Import your Excel
Drop in the spreadsheet you already keep. Stockline maps SKU, location, quantity, and batch columns for you.
AI order scanner
Photograph a paper order or packing slip and let Stockline read the line items straight into inventory.
Green, amber, red. Nothing to interpret.
In stock, low stock, out of stock — Stockline borrows the signal lights already on your dock and puts them on every SKU. Try it: click a status below.
This is the live component from the app — not a screenshot. Click any status chip.
Three steps. No training manual.
PIN in
No accounts, no passwords to reset. Enter your name and a 4-digit PIN, and the date stamps itself.
Scan
Point the camera at a barcode. Location, quantity, and batch come up instantly — no lookup, no clipboard.
Move stock
Receive, ship, or transfer right from the scan result. The whole team sees the new count immediately.
Not a bloated system. Not a spreadsheet with extra steps.
Most inventory software is built for cataloging items, or for enterprise operations ten times your size. Stockline is built for the shift in between — small enough to set up in an afternoon, serious enough to run a real warehouse floor.
Camera-first scanning
No proprietary scanner required — a phone camera is the scanner (hardware scanners still work, if you want them).
AI-assisted PO scanning
Photograph a PO or packing slip and let Stockline read it, instead of hand-keying line items.
Built by an operator
Every workflow exists because a real two-shift warehouse team needed it — not a product team guessing from the outside.
Built on the floor, not in a boardroom.
Stockline started as the inventory system for a two-shift warehouse team — receiving, shipping, and tracking batch-controlled stock every day. Every workflow in it exists because a real shift needed it.
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