- Bookkeep Inventory: Overview
What Bookkeep Inventory does — purchase orders, receiving, ledger-backed costing that values COGS in Shopify and QuickBooks — and where to go next.
- First Time Setup
Explain on each of the setup options Bookkeep Inventory provides. Intended for users who are new to the app.
- Migrating from Stocky to Bookkeep Inventory
The full path from Stocky to Bookkeep Inventory: connect your API key, import suppliers and purchase order history, seed your opening weighted average cost from a variant CSV, and run your first live purchase order.
- Choose Your Cost Tracking Method
Set up landed costs, review cost history, and push received purchase orders to QuickBooks from Bookkeep Inventory.
- Inventory Adjustments
Every point in the purchase order lifecycle where Bookkeep Inventory adds to or subtracts from Shopify's incoming and available quantities: ordering, receiving, rejections, over-receipts, unplanned items, voids, cancels, reverts, and what Bookkeep never touches.
- How Weighted Average Cost Works
How Bookkeep calculates weighted average cost (WAC) from a replayable variant cost ledger, how WAC is first established when you migrate from Stocky, and how landed cost allocation and the Shopify cost sync feed your COGS.
- Purchase Orders
- Inventory Changelog
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