Free tools for your stock
Free inventory tools for small businesses that work in your browser: barcode and QR labels, a spreadsheet template and more. No sign-up.
- FreeBarcode and QR labelsMake QR codes and barcodes, number them in a series and print them all at once on label sheets or a label printer.
- FreeIMEI and EAN checkCheck the last digit of IMEIs, EAN and UPC barcodes, find the right one, or complete a code typed without it.
- FreeStock count sheetA printable sheet to count stock on paper: blank, from a list or, signed in, from your items in shelf order, with or without the expected quantities.
- FreeInventory spreadsheet templateAn Excel file with the columns that matter, ready to fill in and to import into Binhop later.
Templates for each kind of business
- Phone shop templateAn Excel template for phone shops: phones and accessories on one sheet, each phone's IMEI on another. Import it into Binhop when you're ready.
- Car parts templateAn Excel template for car parts shops and garages: part numbers, barcodes, packs and litres, with an alert level for each part. Import it into Binhop when you're ready.
- Bakery templateAn Excel template for bakeries: what you sell and the ingredients it's made from, plus a sheet that works out what one croissant costs to make. Import it into Binhop when you're ready.
- Clothing store templateAn Excel template for clothing shops: one row for each size and colour, with its own code, barcode and stock. Import it into Binhop when you're ready.
- Bar templateAn Excel template for bars and cafés: bottles, kegs, mixers and fresh fruit, each with an alert level so you reorder before the weekend. Import it into Binhop when you're ready.
- Hardware store templateAn Excel template for hardware stores and building supplies: screws by the box, cable and pipe by the metre, each with its own code and alert level. Import it into Binhop when you're ready.
With your own items in Binhop
In Binhop the same tools work with your stock: labels with each item's name, price and barcode, one per unit if you like, and the app's scanner reads them back to sell, receive and count.
