Your price, in writing.
Inventory, bills of materials and purchasing for makers on QuickBooks. A 3-year price lock, one-click export, and an assistant that cannot write anything unseen.
Private demo, synthetic data
3-year lock · one-click export
QuickBooks stays the ledger
Inventorysoftwarehasahabitofgettingdearerafteryoumovein.Lockstockputsyourpriceinwritingforthreeyears,letsyoutakeeverythingoutinoneclick,andneverwritestoyourbookswithoutshowingyoufirst.
Move in, review, approve
Three steps, and you see each one before it counts.
Move in with a dry run
Upload your Fishbowl, Katana, Cin7 or QuickBooks export. You see every create, update and skip before anything is written.
- Totals are checked against your file
- One transaction, and it runs once
The assistant proposes
It reads your stock and drafts reorders, purchase orders and fixes as proposals. Each one lists what it will change.
- Every proposal shows its change first
- Auto-apply stays off until the owner sets a limit
You approve, QuickBooks follows
Approved changes land in your stock ledger and post to QuickBooks, which stays your ledger.
- Every change keeps a name and a time
- QuickBooks runs on the Intuit sandbox only in this demo
Seven things it does
The price lock comes first. The rest is the work of running a shop: moving in, making, buying, and getting out clean.
Three years, in writing
Your price stays level for 36 months. After that it changes only with 120 days of written notice, and your export is always there first. No seats to count, no contract, no cancel fee.
Move in from where you are
A dry run lists every create, update and skip, and checks totals. Nothing is written until you approve.
Build orders that know your stock
Bills of materials roll cost up through every level, and each build order shows what you can make now and which part holds it back.
Reorder to purchase order
Low stock becomes a draft purchase order per vendor, matched to the receipt and the bill.
It proposes. You approve.
It reads your stock and drafts changes. Nothing is written until you approve it.
QuickBooks stays the ledger
Lockstock posts only what you approve. QuickBooks runs against the Intuit sandbox only.
Everything out, one click
A zip with one CSV per table, notes on the schema, a SQL dump and a manifest of row counts. Any day, no fee.
Four ways in, one ledger
Bring your data from Fishbowl, Katana, Cin7 or a CSV. Lockstock does the work, and QuickBooks stays the books.
Questions
Put your price in writing.
Private demo
Seats are by invitation, and there is no sign-up page. Have a seat already?