Creytix Inventory

Stock that posts to the ledger instead of drifting away from it.

An inventory engine that replays every movement to a position, reports reorders, reconciles cycle counts, and writes the receipt and COGS journal entries into Creytix Books.

Your stock count and your books stop disagreeing.

What it does for you

One ledger, not two
Receipts and cost of goods sold post as journal entries into the same double-entry ledger the rest of the business runs on. Inventory value on the balance sheet is the same number the warehouse sees, because it is literally derived from it.
FIFO or weighted average, decided once
The costing method is a property of the item, applied consistently on every consumption. No end-of-month reconciliation to work out which cost basis a shipment used.
Cycle counts that explain themselves
A count returns the variance and the adjusting movement, so the correction has a paper trail rather than a silently edited number.

Capabilities

Movement replay to a stock position
FIFO and weighted-average costing
Reorder-point report
Cycle count with variance
Receipt and COGS journal entries

Proof, not adjectives

Engine ships and is tested: src/lib/inventory/engine.ts — movement replay, reorder report, cycle count, and both journal-entry writers, covered by its own test suite.
Proven across modules, not alone: The cross-module scenario test runs a full month through inventory, purchasing, billing and the ledger, asserting the books balance after every step.

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What it does for you

One ledger, not two

FIFO or weighted average, decided once

Cycle counts that explain themselves

Capabilities

Proof, not adjectives

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