Your stock.
Without the
spreadsheet chase.

WX2 brings your products, stock updates, and their history into one place. So keeping track feels less like a job in itself.

01 / 04

Which sheet has the right count?

One delivery. Three files. Eight notebooks… or twelve? Before you can update anything, you have to find the right version.

Story chapters

Illustrated example · Motion is off. Choose a chapter to continue.

stock_final_FINAL.xlsx

The stock is there.
It’s the admin that piles up.

  1. 01

    Hunt down the right sheet.

    Scroll through rows, switch tabs, check another file.

  2. 02

    Change the number. Then file it.

    Remember where it belongs and who needs the update.

  3. 03

    Wonder if it’s still right.

    The count changed. The explanation is somewhere else.

Let’s give that work a clearer home.
Your working day, in view

Know what’s there.
See what needs attention.

From the stockroom to the next order, see your products, spot low stock, and follow the history behind each count.

Choose a product view

One catalogue. Clear stock records.

01 / Inventory

Stock by location

Your products and the quantities at your selected stockroom.

InventoryMain storeroom
WX2 stock record showing 20 notebooks at Main storeroom, with the current quantity and stock status.

A place for every product. A count for each location.

20 notebooks on hand at Main storeroom. Each product keeps its own quantity and reorder level.

02 / Low-stock report

What’s running low

A useful list of products at or below their reorder level.

Low-stock reportMain storeroom
WX2 Low-stock report identifying 1 product to review, with 3 products in stock at Main storeroom.

See what needs attention before the next order.

Packing tape has 3 on hand against a reorder level of 10. It’s the one product to review.

03 / Stock history

Why the count changed

Follow the person, time and reason behind each stock movement.

Stock historyMain storeroom
WX2 stock history: Jamie Davis received 12 notebooks for a Supplier delivery, leaving a balance of 20.

Every change keeps its who, when and why.

Jamie received 12 notebooks. The supplier delivery and the resulting balance stay together.

Actual WX2 screens · Sample inventory

From Products.csv to product records

Your spreadsheet
is a starting point.

You’ve already done the work of listing your products. Bring that with you.

Let’s plan your setup
  1. 1

    Bring your product list.

    Import a CSV or enter products yourself. Match the columns to your product details.

  2. 2

    Check it before it goes in.

    Review the products, resolve errors, and confirm your opening quantities and locations.

  3. 3

    Give every update a home.

    Receive stock, record usage, and follow the history behind each balance.

Catalogue cleanup, with a human

You have a business to run.
We can help with the lists.

If getting your catalogue into shape feels like another job, Web Times Two can help prepare it for you.

  • Initial setup and spreadsheet cleanup
  • Agreed ongoing product updates
  • Your review before changes are applied
Ask about data entry

Available as an add-on. Scope and pricing agreed around your work.

One stockroom or several?

A simpler start.
Space to grow.

Three monthly plans.
Seats for your team included.

01 / MONTHLY

Starter

£29 / month

2 seats included

A simpler stockroom.

For a small operation finding its feet.

  • Product catalogue & stock tracking
  • One location
  • Essential reports
  • Low-stock alerts
Start with the essentials
03 / MONTHLY

Business

£149 / month

25 seats included

The bigger picture.

For more locations and more moving parts.

  • Everything in Professional
  • Company & location comparisons
  • Advanced workflow options
  • Assisted onboarding
Talk through your needs

Stock history and CSV import/export with every plan. Optional data entry with any plan.

Products, imports, and getting set up

A few useful details.

Show us where the spreadsheet gets in the way

What’s getting
in the way of your day?

Tell us about your products, your spreadsheets, and the work you’d like to make easier.

Let’s talk stock