Less store admin.
More work done.

Run a physical inventory count, a cycle count or a full inventory audit against the stock WooCommerce already holds. Scan barcodes with your phone, count blind so staff cannot fudge the number, review every variance in units and in money, then post the inventory reconciliation in one click — with an automatic restore point before anything changes.

• Barcode scanning
• Blind counts
• Cycle counts
• Variance review

Creating a variable product in WooCommerce is slow: add product attributes, save, generate product variations, then open every row to set stock, SKU and price. Quick Variable Products collapses all of it into one screen — type the attributes and their values, generate every combination in a click, and fill in stock, SKU and price inline. Pro then bulk edits the product variations you already have, with a before-and-after preview and an undo on every run.

• Any attribute axes
• Every combination in one click
• Per-row stock, SKU & price
• Auto-generated SKUs

Request-a-Quote, Hide-Price and Catalog Mode in one plugin — engineered so prices never leak through a theme, a cache, an SEO plugin or the Store API. Built for B2B, wholesale and made-to-order stores, and verified with an adversarial leak sweep across every public surface.

• Request a Quote
• Hide Price
• Catalog Mode
• Leak-tested

POS software for the store you already run: a complete point of sale inside WooCommerce, on the products, prices, stock, customers and tax rules that are already there. Scan with a barcode gun or your phone camera, take payment, print the receipt - and the counter sale IS a WooCommerce order, its stock movement IS a WooCommerce stock movement. No second catalogue, no sync step, nothing to reconcile at closing time. Blind returns without the receipt, printable barcode labels, and a dashboard that nets refunds out of the takings.

• Barcode & camera scanning
• One-screen checkout
• Blind returns
• Receipt printing

Purchase order software inside WooCommerce: raise a purchase order, keep supplier records, book the goods received note in full or in part, and let stock and the cost of goods (COGS) update in the same step. The receipt is the stock movement, so there is nothing to reconcile afterwards.

• Purchase orders
• Goods received note
• Cost of goods (COGS)
• Supplier management