Choose the right level of inventory tracking for your business.
Some sellers want simple bookkeeping. Others want detailed profit and inventory insights. Seller Ledger lets you choose how much tracking is worth the effort – from almost none to tracking every item.
Less insight
More insight
No inventory
Deduct the cost of your inventory purchases as an expense when you buy them, not when you sell them.
Just categorize your inventory purchases as Cost of Goods Sold. That’s it.
Periodic inventory
Count the value of your unsold inventory periodically (even just once per year), and Seller Ledger calculates the adjustment to Cost of Goods Sold. You can also enter costs for some or most of your items if you want more detailed profit information.
Ranges from a simple annual count to tracking costs for nearly every item. Enter costs for the items where you want more detail and let your inventory count fill in whatever you missed.
Continuous inventory
Enter the costs of the items you purchase (before or after a sale), and Seller Ledger automatically matches costs to sales and keeps your inventory up to date.
Enter or import the items you purchase and their costs, and make sure they can be matched when they sell.
You can always change your approach.
Start simple and add more detail later. You can switch inventory methods as your business grows.
More insight doesn’t mean a higher-priced plan.
Use any inventory method at any Seller Ledger price level. Your pricing is based only on your monthly transaction volume — not on how you choose to track inventory.
Learn how each method works
Dig into the details and decide which approach fits your business.