Latest prices
Invoices update ingredient costs the moment they're processed, not at month-end.
Anomaly detection
An overcharge looks just like every other line on the invoice. Stockifi checks each one for you and flags what's worth a second look, catching billing errors while you can still claw them back.
How it works
A month of invoices runs to hundreds of lines, and an overcharge or a double-bill looks just like every other entry. Stockifi checks each line against what that ingredient normally costs and flags the ones that do not fit, catching a billing error while you can still query it.
Stockifi compares each charge against the ingredient's normal price.
Overcharges, double-bills, and odd jumps are surfaced for review.
Invoices update ingredient costs the moment they're processed, not at month-end.
Stockifi captures the price and quantity of each ingredient, with no manual entry.
Overcharges and anomalies are flagged before they settle into your cost data.
Easily compare what each supplier charges for the same ingredient.
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No. A rise that fits an ingredient's usual trend is treated as a price change. Stockifi flags the charges that jump above what its own history would expect.
The invoice is surfaced for you to review, with the charge and what it was checked against, ready for you to query the supplier while it is still recent.
Price tracking follows how prices move over time. Anomaly detection flags the individual invoices that look wrong and gives you what you need to query them.
It starts checking against each ingredient's prices as invoices come in, and its flags get sharper as that history builds.