One list of everything you sell.

Parts, materials, services and kits with their prices in one place, dropping straight onto the estimate and keeping their own count.

An example catalog for a carpenter: how many items there are, how many are low and on order, what the stock is worth at cost, and a list of parts, a service and a kit, with a paid invoice just taking hinges off the count.

Products, services and kits.

Keep what you stock, the work you charge for, and kits made of both, each with its code, cost, price and usual tax.

An example bundle: a cabinet fitting kit made of hinges, handles and shelf pins, whose parts add up to its price.

Straight onto the estimate.

Pick from your catalog on an estimate or invoice and the price and tax come with it. A kit can be split into its parts.

An example of adding a line to an estimate from the catalog: a search, and matching items with their prices.

Stock that keeps itself.

A paid invoice, a store order, a refund or a delivery moves the count on its own, and every change is written down with where it came from.

An example stock history for one part, newest first: two paid invoices taking stock off, a correction after a count, and a delivery received.

Order before you run out.

Set the point to reorder at, see what is low, and raise a purchase order to your supplier that you book in as the parts arrive.

An example purchase order to a supplier, on order, with the parts and what they cost, on its way from draft to received.

What Catalog does

The small things that keep the shelves right.

  • Count it, or don'tKeep a count of the parts that matter, and leave the rest uncounted.
  • Your suppliersTheir details and your account number, beside the parts you buy from them.
  • Your shop, already hereWith Online Store on, every product you add to your shop gets its row here, sharing one count.
  • Put it on saleTurn an item into a draft product in your Online Store with one button.
  • In your bookings tooStart a service from the catalog, price its add-ons, and use up supplies when it is done.
  • Out as a spreadsheetDownload items, stock history, suppliers and purchase orders as CSV files.

Before you start

What takes stock off?

A paid invoice, an Online Store order, a subscription delivery, and a booking's add-ons and supplies. A refund or a received purchase order puts it back, and you can adjust it by hand with a reason.

Do I have to count everything?

No. Each item can be counted or not, and services never are.

Does it work with my Online Store?

Yes. With both on, every option you add to the store gets a row in the catalog, one click brings in the ones from before, and the two share one count.

Can I get my list out?

Yes. Download your items, stock history, suppliers and purchase orders as spreadsheet files whenever you like.

Do I pay for each person on my team?

No. There is no charge per team member.

Price it once. Count it always.

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