Time lost searching
Stock is found “from memory” rather than by bin location — a single item can take hours to track down.
We count your stock quickly and accurately and pinpoint shortages and surpluses. Your staff stay focused on their work — we handle the entire count ourselves.
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If even one sounds familiar, it's time for an inventory count
Stock is found “from memory” rather than by bin location — a single item can take hours to track down.
Receiving and shipping are recorded late or without paperwork — the books say one thing, the shelves another.
You only discover missing stock at the annual count — by then, tracing the cause is extremely difficult.
Stock is tracked by hand and every employee keeps their own spreadsheet — there is no single number you can trust.
A complete range of inventory services for businesses of any size and industry
Counting stock in warehouses, shops and retail outlets with barcode scanners.
Recording, tagging and registering equipment, furniture, machinery and vehicles.
Analyzing warehouse processes, identifying the causes of losses and recommending efficiency improvements.
Fast counts in supermarkets, store chains and pharmacies without interrupting operations.
Preparing, printing and applying barcode and QR-code labels to assets and goods.
Periodic inventory counts on an agreed schedule and continuous control of stock levels.
We count a large warehouse in 1–2 days thanks to a big team and modern equipment.
Two-stage verification and barcode scanners keep errors to a minimum.
As an external party, we deliver objective results free from internal interests.
Results are delivered in Excel or 1C format, together with a discrepancy analysis.
You leave a request — a manager contacts you within 15 minutes to clarify the task.
15 minutesA specialist inspects the site and determines the number of items, the scope of work and the timeline.
1 dayPrice, timeline and confidentiality terms are set out in the contract.
1–2 daysOur team carries out the count at the agreed time — at night or on weekends if needed.
1–3 daysWe hand over the final report with a discrepancy analysis and recommendations in Excel or 1C format.
1–2 daysMove the slider to see a ballpark figure. We quote the exact price after a free warehouse assessment.
This estimate is for reference only and does not constitute a public offer.
Supermarkets and store chains: we count at night, so sales never stop.
Batch and expiry date tracking, labeling control.
Large warehouses, thousands of SKUs and fast stock turnover.
Raw materials, work in progress and finished goods.
Heavy and bulky goods, open storage yards.
Bin-location storage, 3PL warehouses and cross-docking.
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Companies that trust us with their warehouses.



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Useful reads on warehouses, stock counts and audits.
Year-end stock count: a plan built backwards from the closing dateLeave the year-end count to the final week and mistakes follow. Here is how a plan looks when it is split into stages and worked backwards from the closing date.
Outsourcing a stock count: how to write the briefFor the contractor to deliver a precise result, the brief must be precise. What to put in it: the site, cut-off date, report format and who is responsible.
No fixed-asset register? How to build one from scratchIn many firms the equipment list is incomplete or out of date. The steps: walk the site, build the register from scratch and match it against the accounting records.
The counting team: lead, counter, checker and scribeEven a skilled crew makes errors when roles are blurred. How duties are shared inside the team: who counts, who checks and who keeps the records.
Who signs what in a stock count: a signature tableA properly completed document loses weight without the right signatures. A table of who signs: committee, custodian, contractor and manager.
Stock count vs warehouse audit: how they differ, when you need bothA count answers 'what do we have and how much'; an audit answers 'why do the figures differ'. We compare their aims, outputs and when to order both.The price depends on the number of items, the size of the site and the timeline. We quote an exact price after assessing the site.
An average store takes a few hours, a large warehouse 1–3 days. We can also work outside business hours.
Yes, we sign a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) with every client.
Yes, we serve all regions of Uzbekistan.
Leave your details — our specialist will get in touch, give you a free consultation and calculate the cost.