Track batches and expiry dates in your store. Orders draw from the soonest-expiring batch first, and you see what is about to expire while there is still time to mark it down.
7-day free trial. Plans on the app's Salla or Zid listing.
| Product | Batch | Expires | Qty | Markdown |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oud perfume 50 ml | B-0412 | 2026-11-20 | 14 | 20% off |
| Vitamin C serum | B-0388 | 2026-12-05 | 9 | None |
| Specialty coffee 250 g | B-0451 | 2027-01-15 | 22 | None |
Your store keeps one stock number per product. No batches, no dates. So batches live in an Excel sheet, near-expiry stock ships by mistake, and the moment to discount it slips by.
By hand, from CSV or Excel, or by importing any supplier file: a list, an invoice or a photo.
Orders come off the batch that expires first, the moment your store's stock goes down (cash on delivery included). Cancels and refunds put it back.
30, 60 and 90 days out, what has expired, and the value at risk.
Your percentage, your timing. It reverts when the batch sells out or expires.
Manual, CSV or Excel, or any supplier file using the same import engine as AI Product Import.
A summary in the app and by email, every day.
X% off N days before expiry, never below cost, cancelled the moment the batch is gone.
Reads your store's stock numbers and never changes them.
Perfume, cosmetics, supplements, coffee and food, and baby care stores.
No. It only reads stock numbers. Batch deductions happen inside the app's batch log.
First expired, first out. Each order comes off the batch that expires first, and is restored on cancel or refund.
A daily digest in the app and by email.
It starts with a 7-day free trial. Current plans are on the app's Salla or Zid listing.
Try it free for 7 days from your platform's app store.