Stocktake your Shopify inventory, and update your COGS
Count your physical stock, by hand or with a barcode scanner, review the variance against Landara's FIFO cost basis, and apply it straight to cost of goods sold. Push the corrected counts back to Shopify in the same step.
A lightweight replacement for Stocky stocktakes.
Count → review → commit
Start
Pick a location (or all). Landara pulls current Shopify on-hand for every SKU and opens a count sheet.
Count or scan
Type counts, or scan barcodes. Each scan adds one. Uncounted lines are flagged; zero them out in a click.
Review variance
See your count vs Landara's FIFO position and vs Shopify on-hand, with the cost impact per line.
Commit
Apply the variance to COGS, and optionally push the corrected on-hand back to Shopify.
Scan your way through the count
Landara pulls each product's barcode when you start, so a scan resolves straight to the right SKU and adds one to the count.
USB / Bluetooth scanner
Any HID barcode scanner types into the scan box and presses Enter, the fastest way to run a full count on a desktop. Works everywhere.
Camera scanning
Point your device camera at a barcode in Chrome on desktop or Android. Prefer a USB or Bluetooth scanner for a full count. It works on any device.
Note: iPhone / iPad Safari doesn't support in-browser camera scanning yet. On iOS, use a USB/Bluetooth scanner or type the count. A hardware scanner works on any device.
It updates your books, not just your counts
Most stocktake tools stop at fixing quantities. Landara ties the variance to your cost of goods sold, the FIFO way:
Counted less than expected
Shrinkage: costed FIFO from your existing cost layers and posted as a COGS adjustment.
Counted more than expected
Found stock: added as a new cost layer at the shown cost.
Push to Shopify (optional)
Set Shopify on-hand to your counted quantities in the same commit, so both systems match reality.
Audit + CSV
Every stocktake is saved with a per-SKU variance and cost impact, downloadable as CSV for your accountant.
Turn your next stocktake into a COGS update
Count with a scanner, review the variance, and update COGS, on top of the Shopify you already run. Stocktake is included on COGS Growth and up.