The size run, not just the style
A shoe shop's stock is a run, and a run with a hole in it stops selling. StackPOS counts by article, colour and size, so the gap is visible before the customer finds it.
What goes wrong in Footwear & Shoes
Footwear sells in runs. An article in one colour spans eight sizes, and the two everyone asks for (40 and 41) go first. What is left is a broken run: shelves that look full and sell nothing. Count by style and the shop looks well stocked right up to the day it stops taking money.
The modules that matter most for Footwear & Shoes
Built for the way you sell
An article's sizes are counted individually, so a hole in the run shows up immediately.
Counting matches how stock actually sits: by box in the back room, by pair on the wall.
Articles below a size-coverage threshold can be flagged and marked down automatically.
Size-level stock across shops turns a missing size into a transfer request.
A swapped size comes back to the exact article, colour and size, with the original bill.
Fit, width and material are searchable, so a request narrows to what is on the shelf.
Why operators in Footwear & Shoes choose StackPOS
Stock reads as article × colour × size, so a broken run is visible as a gap rather than as a healthy-looking total.
Box-level counting matches how footwear is actually stored and stocktaken, in the back room and on the wall.
Branch transfers on size, because the 41 a customer wants is usually sitting in another shop.
What you get out of it
Size-level counts, so a broken run is caught before the shelf stops selling.
Box-level stocktake in the stockroom, pair-level on the floor.
Branch stock by size turns a walk-out into a fulfilled sale.
Coverage thresholds trigger markdown by rule rather than by inspection.
The right article, colour and size, with the original invoice attached.
Fit, width and material are searchable attributes.
Asked by footwear retailers
Can’t find what you’re looking for? Ask us directly. A human answers, usually the same day.
Contact us →Each article and colour holds its sizes as separately countable variants. A report shows coverage across the run, so you can see that 40 and 41 are gone while 44 and 45 are untouched, which is what tells you to reorder or to mark down.
Yes. Stock is visible per branch at size level, so the counter can see that the 41 a customer wants is in another shop and raise a transfer instead of losing the sale.
Yes. An exchange returns the pair to its exact article, colour and size and links to the original invoice, so stock and the sales record both stay correct.
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