Why Inventory Quantity Alone Is Not Enough
A box count of 100 items means nothing if you do not understand the underlying landed costs, age profiles, and tax exposures.
The Myth of a Simple Stock-Take
Standard retail counters check stock quantities at the end of the month. If the computer says 100 and the shelf has 100, the count is deemed "100% correct."
But this fails to capture **financial reality**. If 10 of those units are defective items waiting for supplier replacement, 20 are customer-owned units parked at the repair workstation, and the remaining 70 were bought across 3 different import batches with vastly different landed costs (due to fluctuating customs duties or shipping rates), your quantity count of "100" is completely misleading.
📊 Landed Cost Allocation Simulator
A simple count of "1" doesn't reflect the hidden Rs. 30,000 added to your asset capital!
Precise Cost Layering
iShopMaster binds landed cost allocations directly to each unique batch intake. Custom taxes, shipping costs, and clearing fees are apportioned accurately down to the single serial level, ensuring your profit calculations and balance sheets reflect real-world financial accuracy.