Know what's in stock. Always.

Real-time stock control, barcode scanning, and Shopify sync, built for retail shops that can't afford to oversell.

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The problem

  • Stock counts drift between the shop floor and the stockroom
  • Overselling online what's not actually in stock
  • Running loyalty and repeat custom off the back of a paper punch card

The Trackory way

  • Real-time stock sync between till, Shopify store, and your own branded app
  • Barcode scanning for fast, accurate checkout
  • Loyalty and repeat purchases tracked automatically through the app
The outcome
Stock counts sync in real time across till, app, and online store

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Stock control, service speed, and stock takes sorted

Real-time stock accuracy, checkout that never slows down, and full stock takes done from a handheld scanner in minutes.

Fast, Reliable Service

Barcode checkout that keeps queues moving, and a till that doesn't stop working when the wifi does.

  • Barcode scanning for fast, accurate checkout
  • Offline-first — takes sales even when the connection drops
  • Syncs automatically the moment you're back online
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Stock Takes Without the Spreadsheet

Scan, count, and reconcile stock in the aisle with a handheld scanner — no clipboard, no shutting the shop.

  • Handheld scanner counts stock aisle by aisle
  • Discrepancies flagged instantly against expected levels
  • Counts sync straight back to the till, no re-keying
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Stock Control That Stays Accurate

Every sale updates stock the second it happens — on the till, in the stockroom, and online.

  • Real-time stock sync across till, app, and online store
  • Barcode scanning ties every sale straight to stock levels
  • Low-stock alerts before you run out, not after
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