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Hand the count to your staff on their phone, and keep the book figure for your own review.

A counter who can see what the books say tends to write it down. In Takkada the count is a list of item names and units with an empty box beside each, and the numbers meet the book stock only on your review screen.

  • Item names and units with an empty box, nothing else
  • Save as you go, submit when every item has a number
  • Anything not on the list goes in a note for you
  • You review and approve; the counter cannot approve their own count
A stock count on a phone: item names and units with a box to type the count for each, three items left, and Save and Submit buttons, with no book stock shown.

Made for owners who cannot count every shelf themselves

A shop owner with two helpers in the godown

  • Today. The helpers count from a printed list that already shows the book figure.
  • With Takkada. Each helper gets a list of item names and units with an empty box for every item.

A distributor whose salesman also helps in the godown

  • Today. Counting means he either stops billing or sees every stock figure while he counts.
  • With Takkada. Only the items on his count are hidden from him, and he keeps billing.

An owner who checks the godown from another city

  • Today. The count reaches you as a photo of a paper sheet a week later.
  • With Takkada. The submitted count waits on the Stock count tile, with book stock frozen at the minute it was submitted.

Work you stop doing

  • Printing count sheets
  • Typing a paper count into Excel
  • Recounting a whole shelf for one doubtful figure
  • Checking a count against the stock summary by hand

What the counter sees, and what you see

New stock count sheet with a stock group, a godown and the person who will count, and an Assign count button.

Assigned in three picks

A stock group, a godown and a person. The count shows on the Stock count tile on their home screen, with Open and Closed tabs, and the tile shows how many counts are waiting for them.

A stock count on a phone: item names and units with a box to type the count for each, three items left, and Save and Submit buttons, with no book stock shown.

Names, units and an empty box

The counter types what is on the shelf for each item, zero included, saves as they go and submits once every item has a number. Anything on the shelf that is not on the list goes in a note for you; you add the item in Tally.

Godown stock on the counter's phone while their count is open: the items on the count read Being counted, other items show quantity and value.

Their stock stays hidden until the count closes

While the count is open, those items' stock reads Being counted for the counter across Takkada. Cancel the count and nothing is posted, and the counter sees the stock again.

Review of a stock count: each item with system, counted and difference, a rate, Accept and Recount buttons, and one item marked Moved after count.

You review; they cannot

The owner or a full-access member sees book stock, counted, difference and rate for every item. The person who counted cannot review or approve their own count.

A recount on a phone showing only the two items sent back, with empty boxes and the note Count these items again.

A recount starts from an empty box

Send one item back and the counter sees only that item, with an empty box, so the first number cannot steer the second. Approval then makes the stock journal for Tally at cost rate. Batch-wise items are counted but left out of the journal; adjust those in Tally by batch.

Counting with a printed sheet, and with Takkada

What you needTally with TakkadaPrinted count sheet
What the counter is givenItem names and units with an empty box each.The stock summary, book figure included.
Saving progressSaved as they go; the screen shows how many items are left.Pages on a clipboard.
Items not on the listWritten in a note for you to add in Tally.Scribbled in the margin.
Who checks the countYou or a full-access member, never the person who counted.Often the same person who counted.
A doubtful figureThat one item goes back with an empty box.Counted again with the first number in mind.
After approvalThe stock journal made for Tally, at cost rate.Typed into Tally at the computer.

The counter needs a data connection while counting and their own Takkada login; each extra person is an Extra user on your plan. Batch-wise items are counted but left out of the journal; adjust those in Tally by batch.

Physical Stock Count is an add-on, priced by your partner. Ask them for the add-on price, or message us and we will switch it on for your company.

Momentum ₹3,375/year + GST on a 3-year term

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Questions distributors ask

Yes. The count is assigned to another member of your team on their own Takkada login, and you cannot assign a count to yourself. Each extra person is an Extra user on your plan.

Not in Takkada while the count is open: the items on their count read Being counted on the item page, in stock reports and in the billing picker. If they also have Tally on a computer, Takkada cannot hide it there, so pick a counter who does not.

The counter writes it in the note box at the bottom of the count, and you see it when you review. Takkada does not create the item; add it in Tally and it comes onto the next count.

Up to 500. Pick a subgroup for a bigger group, and note that the same item cannot sit on two open counts in the same godown. Zero-stock items are included, so the list gives nothing away.

Yes, at any time before you approve. Nothing is posted, and the counter can see the stock of those items again straight away. To count that group later, assign a fresh count to the same person or someone else.

Stock count is part of the Physical Stock Count add-on, which is priced by your partner and switched on for each company separately. Ask your partner for the price, or message us on WhatsApp and we will switch it on for your company.

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