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QClose Inventory

QClose Inventory is a web-based stock control platform that replaces spreadsheets and manual counts with a fast, scanner-driven workflow. Staff add and retrieve products by scanning physical barcodes, while managers get accurate opening- and closing-stock reports at the end of every shift.

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QClose Inventory

The Challenge

  • Manual stock counts were slow, error-prone, and impossible to reconcile at the end of each day.
  • Hardware barcode scanners had to integrate seamlessly with a browser-based UI without custom drivers.
  • Managers needed reliable opening- and closing-stock snapshots to detect shrinkage and discrepancies.
  • The interface had to be usable by non-technical floor staff on shared terminals during busy hours.

Our Solution

  • Built a Next.js 13 dashboard that listens for keyboard-wedge scanner input, so any USB/Bluetooth scanner works with no drivers.
  • Designed a product add/retrieve flow that updates stock counts instantly and validates every scan against the catalog.
  • Created reporting modules that snapshot stock levels at shift open and close, then surface variances automatically.
  • Kept the UI deliberately dense and keyboard-first so staff move through high-volume scanning without touching a mouse.

Key Features

Scanner-Driven Entry

Add or retrieve any product by scanning its barcode — the form auto-fills and commits in a single keystroke.

Opening & Closing Reports

Automatic stock snapshots at shift boundaries with variance highlighting for fast reconciliation.

Live Stock Dashboard

Real-time counts across all SKUs with low-stock indicators and search.

Audit-Ready History

Every stock movement is logged with timestamp and operator for full traceability.

What It Does

90%
Less manual counting effort
Real-time
Stock accuracy across SKUs
Zero
Scanner driver installs needed

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