Excel is not enough once sizes and colors multiply
An item is not a single row: it has variants, different availability, markdowns, returns, restocking and seasons. It takes very little to lose control.
About us
We started from a simple problem: inventory should not live in Excel
Inventary was born in Naples from the meeting of a software product and a real store. On one side, the people who build the app; on the other, the people who know suppliers, price lists, shelves, markdowns and days spent looking for a size that “should be there”.
Our direction
Give independent stores practical, accessible tools built around the way they work.
Tidy inventory, variant by variant.
Sales and stock updated with no double handling.
Data that helps you decide, not reports to decipher.
Why it exists
Inventary exists for the details that waste time every day
You need data while you work, not at the end of the month
Knowing what is low on stock, what is not moving or what is selling well has to be immediate. Otherwise you go back to deciding on instinct.
Small stores should not have to use big-chain tools
Many management systems are expensive, complex and a poor fit for the independent store. Inventary starts from a simpler, everyday way of working.
Founders
Two skill sets, one goal
Inventary brings technology and retail together: the product has to be solid, but also natural for people using it while they sell, receive goods or check the warehouse.
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Francesco Cinquegrana
Co-founder · Product and development
Has followed the product since the first line of code: app, scanner, inventory, Excel import with AI and the technical infrastructure.
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Francesco Simonte
Co-founder · Sales and stores
Brings to Inventary the point of view of someone who knows selling, suppliers, price lists and the everyday problems behind the counter.
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How we think
We do not want to add software to the store. We want to remove pointless work.
That is why we start from daily operations and only then add automation, reports and AI. If a feature does not make it clearer what to do, it is not ready yet.
Real work first
Every feature must solve a concrete step: receiving goods, selling, checking stock, reading the numbers.
Less configuration
The app must work the way the store already works, starting from the supplier’s Excel price list.
AI only when it helps
AI should not be for show: it should reduce manual work and, when it is ready, help make clearer decisions.
Understandable data
Reports and advice should speak like an experienced colleague, not like a technical system you have to interpret.
Vertical focus
Why we start with clothing
A clothing store does not have a generic inventory. Every product multiplies into sizes, colors, seasons, markdowns and restocking. Inventary was built for this context, not as a general system adapted afterwards.
Real variants
Sizes and colors have to be precise, not handwritten notes.
Seasonality
An item that is not moving in July does not mean the same as one not moving in November.
Quick decisions
Whoever is in the store has to see right away what to sell, discount or check.
Languages
More languages on the way
Inventary speaks Italian and English. More languages will follow.
- ItalianoAvailable
- EnglishAvailable
- Español, Français, Deutsch and moreComing soon
Want to see if Inventary fits your store?
Start from the price list you already use: import the Excel file, check the variants and start building an inventory you can finally read.