EvoWerk Inventory

Tightened, more narrative flow, same facts: Evowerk Inventory exists because of a pharmacy shelf, not a spreadsheet template. Medicine kept expiring quietly in the back, not from carelessness, just because nobody had a real way of seeing it coming until it was already a write-off. That one problem shaped everything the product became. Lot and batch tracking with expiry dates, at-risk lot reports, markdowns, and full recall tracing (create, trace, close) are built into the core, not bolted on for an enterprise tier. It grew from there into a complete inventory and purchasing platform, but it never forgot what it was for. Demand forecasting and reorder alerts run on every plan, including free. When stock hits its reorder point, Evowerk drafts the purchase order itself and shows its reasoning, so you're not just trusting a number. Ask the chat copilot what's low, what's overstocked, or what's about to expire, and it answers from your actual data instead of a canned dashboard. Shopify and Amazon stay synced automatically, stock, orders, and fulfillment, no manual updates and no copy-pasting between tabs. Barcode and QR scanning make receiving and counting fast enough that your team does it without being told twice. Tax isn't an afterthought either: US state sales tax with optional Avalara, and full India GST (CGST, SGST, IGST, GSTIN) built in properly. Twelve languages, so your team isn't the one adapting to the software. Every plan, including free, comes with unlimited seats and unlimited locations. The only thing that scales with tier is item count and AI credits, and even the AI features quietly fall back to plain working data if credits run out. Nothing about the core product depends on a language model to tell you what's on your own shelf. Built for the businesses enterprise inventory software was never priced for: pharmacy, food, cold-chain, apparel, general retail. Anyone with stock that can quietly go wrong if nobody's watching it.