π¦ Turn WordPress into a working stock system with Plugixa Inventory β items, warehouses, stock movements and an append-only ledger, in a fast React admin that also runs on the front end of your site.
π Read the Documentation
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Start counting stock in 3 simple steps:
Records live in the pluginβs own database tables, not in posts and post meta, so lists, filters and the dashboard stay fast as your history grows.
Every quantity is held against a specific item and warehouse, so βhow much is in the west depotβ is a question the dashboard can answer.
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Items β assets, consumables and sellable goods, with SKUs, barcodes and reorder levels
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Warehouses β each with its own stock levels, low-stock list and valuation
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Stock movements β add, remove, check in and check out, drafted then finalized
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Stock ledger β every change ever made, which nothing can edit or delete
[plugixa_inventory_app] shortcode β the whole app on a page of your siteplugixa-inventory/v1), action and filter hooks, and WP-CLI commandsUpgrade to Plugixa Inventory Pro
Every change to every quantity is written to a stock ledger that nothing can edit or delete: no REST route, no admin screen, and a veto in the data layer. On-hand quantities are derived from it, and a built-in reconcile proves they still are β on demand from the admin, daily in the background, or from WP-CLI with wp plugixa-inventory stock reconcile.
Concurrent finalizes cannot oversell. The check that there is enough stock is part of the same SQL statement that removes it, so there is no window between deciding and writing. The daily check reports anything that disagrees with the ledger; it never silently corrects it.
Stock on hand is valued at the itemβs cost price, falling back to its sale price only for an item with no cost recorded. Valuing inventory at what it sells for would overstate it by your whole margin. Stock leaving is costed on the ledger row that records the removal, so what a movement cost and what the remaining stock is worth are two separate answers.
Bring items, categories, warehouses and recipients in from a CSV, with a column-matching step before anything is written. Categories and warehouses are found by name or code, and a line naming something that does not exist is reported by line number instead of being invented for you. Opening stock comes in as a real, finalized stock movement, so the ledger agrees with it from the first day. An import can be reverted. Every list has an Export button that writes what you are looking at to a CSV.
Add [plugixa_inventory_app] to a page and the whole application runs there, inside your theme, with a full-screen button in its toolbar. It is the same application and the same API, so access rules are identical β staff who should not be in wp-admin never have to go there.
Plugixa Inventory is developed by Plugixa, building focused, well-documented WordPress plugins with an emphasis on performance, clean code and correct data.
Plugixa Inventory is built to be usable without a manual, but it is documented in full.
π Read the Documentation β getting started, stock movements, the ledger, import, the shortcode, REST API, hooks and WP-CLI
π Ask on the WordPress.org support forum
π Or contact us directly
π Browse more plugins at plugixa.com
Put the application on a page:
[plugixa_inventory_app]
With options:
[plugixa_inventory_app width=βfullβ height=β800β³]
This plugin connects to one third-party service, and only for licensing and updates. No inventory data β no item, warehouse, document, quantity, cost or ledger row β is sent to it or to anywhere else, ever.
Used for licence activation, plugin updates, and an optional opt-in. On activation you are shown an opt-in screen; if you skip it, no identifiable data is sent. When you activate a licence or check for an update, your site URL, the plugin and SDK versions and your licence key are sent to https://api.freemius.com. If you opt in, the data that screen lists is sent to the same address: your WordPress userβs first and last name and email address; your siteβs homepage URL and title, WordPress and PHP versions and site language; the pluginβs version and whether it is active or uninstalled; and, unless you switch that item off on the opt-in screen, the names, slugs and versions of your installed plugins and themes and whether each is active.
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There is no other outbound request. The Freemius SDK in vendor/freemius/ is the only code in the plugin that performs one. Fonts and icons are served from your own site; nothing is loaded from a CDN or from Google Fonts.