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ShelfCount: Stock Take
- by Genecogni LLC
- Free plan available
- by Genecogni LLC
- Free plan available
Run blind stock takes with your team counting simultaneously on their own phones. Offline-ready, honest counts without seeing expected quantities.
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About the ShelfCount: Stock Take
ShelfCount enables blind stock takes where your team counts inventory without seeing expected quantities, ensuring honest and accurate results. Multiple staff members can count simultaneously on their own phones, with scans adding up rather than overwriting each other. The app works offline and syncs automatically when your connection returns.
Find items quickly by barcode, product name, or SKU during your stock take. Review variance per item valued at cost before making any adjustments to your inventory. You can commit all changes in one tap or discard them entirely. Items that weren't counted remain untouched unless you decide otherwise. ShelfCount only accesses your products, inventory levels, and locations—it cannot view your orders or customer data, keeping your sensitive information secure.
Launched: August 24, 2026
Key features
- Counters never see the expected quantity.
- Several staff count at once, each on their own phone.
- Find items by barcode, product name or SKU.
- Keeps counting offline, syncs when wifi returns.
- Variance valued at cost before anything is written.
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Pricing of ShelfCount: Stock Take
Free
Free
- Count at 1 location
- Up to 500 items per count
- Counters never see the expected quantity
- Several phones count at once
- Variance valued at cost before anything
Starter
$12 / month
or $132/year and save 8%
- Count at up to 3 locations
- Up to 5,000 items per count
- Counters never see the expected quantity
- Several phones count at once
- Variance valued at cost before anything
Pro
$29 / month
or $319/year and save 8%
- Count at unlimited locations
- Up to 100,000 items per count
- Counters never see the expected quantity
- Several phones count at once
- Variance valued at cost before anything
