Inventory gives you control you can count on.
Always know what’s on your shelves and what it’s really costing you. MarginEdge keeps counts and costs up to date automatically, so you can order smarter, reduce waste and trust your numbers.
With inventory, you unlock 🔓
- Count sheets that match your shelves (and stays up-to-date)
- Faster, easier counting with barcode scanning and mobile-friendly flows
- Clear usage and variance insights that point you to opportunities

Get started with inventory
Get your sheets organized and complete two counts. That’s when the insights begin.
Inventory FAQ
When should I take inventory?
A full inventory is typically taken on the last day of your accounting period after close of business. This means the date you select represents the last day included.
You can also create smaller count sheets (like top 20 products) to monitor usage more frequently — without doing a full count every time.
Can I print my count sheets?
Absolutely!
To print a count sheet:
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Go to Inventory > Inventories
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Click Print Count Sheets
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Select the one you need
To print a completed inventory:
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Go to Inventory > Inventories
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Open the inventory
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Click 'Export As' and choose PDF or CSV
Why do some of my reports look blank?
Most inventory-based reports need two closed inventories before they show meaningful data. Once you’ve closed both counts, the Usage and Theoretical reports will populate.
Can more than one person count at the same time?
Only if they’re counting in different Count Sheets.
For example, someone can count "walk-in" while another counts "bar," if both locations have their own count sheets.
If two people edit the same sheet at once, they risk copying over each other’s work.
Regardless of how many count sheets you have, totals will roll up together for the day.
What’s the difference between “Saved” and “Closed”?
- Saved means you’re still working on the count and are just saving your progress.
- Closed locks the inventory and makes it available in reports and (if period-end) eligible for export to accounting.
How do I post inventory to accounting?
Once you’ve taken and closed a period-end inventory, you can export it to your accounting system, making beginning and ending inventory values sync with your books cleanly.
Learn more about posting inventory to accounting
Ready for what's next?
Now that you can see what you’re actually using, explore other tools that help you tighten margins, automate work and save time. Back to phase 3 overview →
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