Live stock, receiving, and low-stock alerts — synced to the same data that drives sales and fulfillment, so the second something sells, the count drops everywhere. No oversells. No scramble.
The day orders start pouring in is the day your stock count stops being true. A spreadsheet that’s one step behind turns into oversells, backorders, and apologies — the exact way you burn a customer you just paid to win.
Troy keeps inventory live and tied to every sale. Something sells, the count drops everywhere; something runs low, you’re flagged before it’s a backorder. Here’s what that looks like.

On-hand quantities that update the instant a deal closes — no manual recount, no stale spreadsheet.

Log inbound stock and watch availability update, with clear signals on what to reorder next.
On-hand updates the instant a sale closes.
Log inbound, update availability live.
Flagged before you run out.
Track the attributes that matter.
Know what to restock.
Your full SKU list in one place.
One source of truth with orders.
Shipment cost rolled into stock.
Load your catalog and current counts in minutes.
Every sale adjusts on-hand automatically.
Log inbound to keep availability accurate.
Act on low-stock flags before you run dry.
Your SKUs, your reorder points, your locations, your cost basis. We match stock tracking to how your product actually moves.
Load your products, brands, and the specs you track — whatever your category needs.
Set the low-stock thresholds that fit your turnover, so alerts fire at the right time.
Track stock across the locations and warehouses you actually run.
Roll shipment and freight cost into landed cost so margins reflect reality.
Selling across channels or the floor? Live counts drop everywhere on each sale, so you stop promising what you don’t have.
Buying lots and reselling? Track what came in, what’s left, and the true cost of each lot.
Capital tied up in stock? Reorder signals keep you lean without running out.
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