Serve the customer
Make the sale or finish the visit without creating another thing to update later.
The Tare7 product
Finish the work. Leave the catch-up behind.
Whether you make a sale, complete a visit, receive a delivery, or count a shelf, Tare7 updates the customer, stock, cost, and next step while the work is happening.
One app for mobile service, mobile retail, and inventory businesses. Start with the part of the day you run most.
One record. Fewer loose ends.
Let the record catch up
The work you just did keeps stock, cost, and the customer record current.
Know what needs you next
See what is low, late, selling, or waiting—before it becomes tonight’s problem.
Built for the person holding it all together
Your day is not a collection of modules.
You answer customers, sell, buy, restock, and solve problems as they happen. Tare7 keeps those moments in one connected record, so your business is easier to run when the day finally slows down.
Built from real operating screens
The work stays clear, even when the day is not.
Your morning view
Open Tare7 and know where to start.
See what needs attention today—sales, stock, orders, and work in progress—without chasing updates through five different places.
Your stock
Find the item. See the truth.
Quantity, value, location, and movement history stay connected.
Your purchasing
Buy with the full picture.
Vendors, orders, arrivals, receipts, and spend in one workflow.
Built around your day
The right tools first. The whole business still stays in sync.
A technician, seller, stockroom manager, and owner should not have to wade through the same screen. Tare7 puts the next useful action first while keeping customers, stock, sales, and invoices connected.
The ledger
Know what you have—without trusting a guess
Every receipt, sale, transfer, and adjustment becomes a permanent movement. On-hand is calculated from what actually happened, not from a number somebody remembered to update.
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Locations
Find it before you drive there
See stock and value by stockroom, shelf, shop, or vehicle. Open an item and know where it is, how much is there, and when it last moved.
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Cycle counts
Turn a count into a clean correction
Tare7 prepares the count sheet. Your team enters what is physically there, reviews the variance, and posts a reasoned correction with a durable trail.
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Reorder logic
Let low stock write the shopping list
Reorder points, recent usage, lead time, and inbound quantity come together in one queue—then Tare7 groups selected items into draft purchase orders.
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Costing
Know what an item really cost
When stock arrives, Tare7 spreads freight and tax across the received lines and captures the landed cost used later in margin reporting.
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Movement
Every movement leaves a trail
Transfers stay paired. Adjustments require a reason. Months later, damage, shrinkage, and found stock remain explainable instead of disappearing into a changed total.
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From “we need it” to “it is on the shelf”
Keep the buying story in one place.
The order, delivery, vendor invoice, and shelf quantity should not live in separate places. Tare7 keeps them together so you can see what happened without calling around or opening another spreadsheet.
Purchase orders + approvals
Draft, revise and approve POs, with the approval recorded against the order. Receive against them with partial receipts tracked line by line.
Vendors and pricing
Per-vendor SKUs, unit costs, lead times and minimum order quantities. The reorder queue uses them to pick a vendor and size the order.
Three-way match
Save a vendor invoice and Tare7 matches it against the PO and what was actually received, flagging quantity and price mismatches on the spot.
Scan to receive
A standalone batch-receive screen: scan or type SKUs and barcodes with any wedge scanner, watch the quantities climb, add a lot code and expiry date, and post the whole batch into one location.
The rest of the work
Selling, labels, recipes, margin, and the books—without another set of numbers.
Each one is useful on its own. They become much more useful when a sale updates stock, stock updates reorder needs, and the same cost reaches your margin and accounting export.
Counter sales
Ring up a sale, move the stock
Quick Sale in the Tare7 mobile app turns a phone into a till and a tablet into a register — a tap-to-add product grid, a full-screen register mode and a live ticket with running subtotal, tax and total. Tax comes from your configured rates. The phone layout also handles a ticket discount, labor and service lines, and shipping.
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How you get paid
System of record, not merchant of record
Tare7 does not touch the money. You take payment however you already do — card reader, payment app, cash, check — and record which it was. Tare7 books the revenue, releases the stock and marks the invoice paid. No PCI scope, no payout delays, no chargeback queue, and your existing reader keeps working.
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Labels
Real barcodes for goods that have none
Generate genuine Code 128 labels from your SKUs, or print EAN-13 with a verified check digit when an item already carries one. Print to Avery 5160 sheets, a 12-per-sheet layout, or 2×1 thermal stock. If a value cannot be encoded, Tare7 says so instead of printing a barcode that will not scan.
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Recipes
Sell the burger, draw down the bun
Give an item a component recipe and switch it to backflush. Selling one on the counter releases the bun, the patty and the lettuce instead of a phantom burger — and each component trips its own reorder point on its own line. The same works for a trade: a water-heater install consumes the heater, the fittings and the solder.
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Margin
Gross profit, per item
Revenue, COGS, gross profit and margin — for the business and for every item you sold. Cost is stamped onto the ledger row at the moment the goods left, so later price changes cannot rewrite last month's margin. Sales with no captured cost are excluded and disclosed, not quietly estimated.
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The books
A journal entry your bookkeeper accepts
Export sales as a balanced double-entry CSV that any package taking a journal will import. Cash, AR, inventory, sales tax, revenue, shipping, discounts and COGS, with account codes you can override. Anything that does not balance to the cent is excluded with a reason rather than plugged.
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A refund reverses the sale and puts the stock back by replaying that sale’s own ledger rows — so refunding a recipe item returns the bun, the patty and the lettuce, not a burger that never existed.
How it fits you
Tell Tare7 what you run. It sets itself up.
Pick an experience when you set up your workspace in the Tare7 mobile app. It names and types your first location and opens the modules that type actually uses — and you can change any of it afterwards.
Mobile Service
You work at the customer’s place and carry parts or supplies with you
Turn a customer request into an appointment, record what happened, and leave charges ready for office review.
Starts on Team
Mobile Retail
Market stall, pop-up, food truck or event seller
Sell from a phone or tablet, keep stock current with every ticket, and know what sold, what is left, and what to pack next time.
Starts on Mobile
Inventory Operations
You buy, store, count, move, or sell stock from a fixed location
Keep orders, deliveries, shelf quantities, counts, picks, and vendor invoices connected so the team can see what happened.
Starts on Team
Same system
A one-van plumber and a distributor need the same basic answer: what do we have, where is it, and what did it cost? Tare7 keeps that answer dependable while changing the experience around the person doing the work.
Meet Tare
Your operating partner inside Tare7
Ask Tare where to look first.
Ask Tare
AdvisoryWhich items are below reorder?
I found the items currently below their reorder point. Review the list before creating any purchase orders.
Review a reorder plan
A second opinion on the reorder queue before you commit to purchase orders. Advisory only — it never places an order.
Read a packing slip
Extract line items from a packing slip when receiving against a PO, so you check figures instead of typing them.
Search in plain language
Ask for what you mean — slow-moving items under a cost ceiling — and get matching stock back.
Get a clear, reviewable answer about low stock, receipts, and the next reorder decision—while you stay in control of every action. Tare never posts inventory, approves an order, or records a sale on your behalf.
Bring the day into one place