ERP and inventory systems for trading and distribution companies

Yes, landed costs such as freight, duties and clearance can be added to stock value.

Yes, through the mobile interface, with access limited to their customers.

Handle purchasing with supplier prices and landed costs, stock across warehouses, sales orders with customer pricelists, deliveries, VAT invoicing, receivables with credit limits, and margin by product and customer, all in one database so each step updates the next without re-entry.

Often, yes. Odoo connects purchasing, inventory, sales and accounting in one system, supports multiple currencies, barcodes and UAE VAT, and lets you start with the apps you need. Whether it fits depends on your order flow, warehouses and customer terms, which we review before recommending it.

Accounting that understands stock: it values inventory, posts cost of goods sold with each delivery, handles returns, customer statements and credit control, and shows margin by route, rep or customer. In an ERP such as Odoo, these entries post automatically from warehouse and sales movements.

It depends on the number of products and warehouses and the quality of your current data. We agree phases in a written scope; a first phase usually covers sales, purchasing, inventory and accounting, with opening stock and balances migrated before go-live.

Yes. Odoo has its own e-commerce and customer portal, and it can connect to platforms such as Shopify or WooCommerce through connectors or APIs, so orders, stock and prices stay in sync.