Stock levels without
counting by hand
- Products, materials and suppliers
- Current stock levels
- List of products to order
- History of stock received and issued
Products, batches, expiry dates and actual material usage are counted together with visits, not separately in a spreadsheet.
0 zł forever. No payment card and no contract.
Usage is recorded at the visit, so your stock stays up to date without a separate stocktake.
ALERTS AND ORDERS
For every product you set a threshold below which you get an alert. Terminka gathers those products into an order list, so you do not have to keep everything in your head at once.
MATERIAL USAGE
You assign doses to a service, and the specialist confirms them when summing up the visit. That way stock levels and the cost of the treatment are counted, not estimated.
COSTS AND LOSSES
Purchase prices from the batches and the actual usage add up to the material cost of a service. Losses, out-of-date products and adjustments stay in the stock history.
Four moments when stock levels change without any input from you.
You enter the batch, the purchase price and the expiry date.
You set once how much material goes on one treatment.
They confirm the usage when summing up, and the stock level drops on its own.
Products below the threshold go onto the order list, and an approaching expiry date gives an alert.
The full list of what this part of the system can do.
Create an account, add your products and assign doses to services. Stock levels will start counting on their own, with every next visit.
0 zł forever. No payment card and no contract.
Stock features, stock levels, batches and material usage are available on the Studio and Pro plans. The full plan comparison is on the pricing page.
No. You set doses where it makes sense — for example for services that use an expensive material. Other products you can run just at the stock and order level.
Yes. Every location runs its own stock levels, and you view its results and costs separately or together for the whole business.
From the doses assigned to the service. The specialist confirms them when summing up the visit and can correct them if the usage was different.
Yes. You can stay with just stock levels and the order list, and switch doses on only where the material is expensive.