Stock read location by location
Item balances per godown rather than one company total. The question of whether the branch can serve an order stops needing a phone call to answer.
STOCK AND GODOWNS
Godown wise stock on mobile, for every location you run.
The main godown says the item is there. The branch says it is not. Somebody drives across town to find out which one is right.
Godown wise stock on mobile shows what is lying in each of your locations, read from your Tally. Item balances per godown, transfers recorded between them, and the godown stamped on the invoice or challan you raise. Staff can be limited to the warehouse they actually work in.
STOCK AND GODOWNS
Knowing what is where, without driving there
Move stock between godowns from the phone
A transfer recorded on the spot becomes a stock journal in your Tally, so the books do not wait for someone to enter it when they next sit at the desktop.
The godown travels with the document
Invoices and delivery challans carry the location the goods actually left from, which is what keeps the stock in the books matching the stock on the floor.
Each person sees their own warehouse
Stock group and location visibility is set per member, independently of ledger access. Your branch staff work their own stock without the rest of the network being open to them.
The movement behind the balance
What sold, what came in and what moved, so a location running dry is something you notice before the orders start bouncing.
SIDE BY SIDE
What multi-location actually has to handle
| What you need | Takkada | Other Tally mobile apps |
|---|---|---|
| Stock shown per location | Balances godown by godown | Often a single company-wide figure |
| Recording a transfer between godowns | Stock journal written into Tally from the phone | Usually back at the desktop |
| Godown on the invoice and the challan | Carried on the document | Frequently dropped |
| Limiting a member to one warehouse | Stock group scope set per member, separate from ledger access | Ledger-level access only, if any |
| Creating a godown without the desktop | From the app, written back into Tally | Desktop only |
Checked on 8 August 2026 against the two Tally mobile apps distributors most often weigh against Takkada. We re-check this every fortnight, because their products move.
Reading stock is in the entry plan. Recording transfers and raising challans from the phone starts here.
Momentum ₹3,375/year + GST on a 3-year term
See what every plan includesQuestions distributors ask
The app reads the godowns configured in your Tally and shows item balances against each one rather than a single company total. You open an item and see where it is lying, or open a location and see what it holds. Nobody has to ring the branch to find out whether an order can be served from there.
Yes. A transfer recorded on the phone is written into your Tally as a stock journal against both locations, so the books reflect the movement at the time it happened. This is what stops the familiar gap where goods physically moved on Monday and the entry was passed on Friday, if anyone remembered.
Yes. The location the goods left from is recorded on the document rather than being lost between the dispatch and the books. Without it the company stock total can look correct while both individual godowns are wrong, which is the version of the problem that only surfaces at physical verification.
Yes. Stock group visibility is set per member and works independently of ledger access, so someone can be given the stock they handle without being given your parties, or the other way round. Branch staff work their own warehouse and the rest of the network stays out of view.
Yes. Godowns can be created and managed from the app and are written back into your Tally, so a new location opening does not have to wait for someone to be at the office machine. The masters stay in Tally, which remains the system of record for all of it.
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