Royal Inventory
For shops in The Gambia

Keep the count,
without carrying it.

Royal Inventory watches your stock, keeps every record, and never loses a number — so closing time is just closing time.

Get your shop set up By invitation — we set each shop up by hand.

Stock has a way of scattering.

Every item, in its place.

Every movement, on the record.

Royal Inventory

Kept the way it deserves.

Made with care, for the shops that carry The Gambia.

The Royal Inventory box — deep purple lacquer with a gold RI monogram, resting in soft light.
The stock

The count keeps itself.

Every sale, every delivery, every transfer updates your stock the moment it happens. What the screen says is what the shelf holds — no evening recount, no exercise book, no wondering.

The screen

The whole shop, at a glance.

Today’s takings, what’s running low, who paid and how — one honest screen, in dalasi. Open it on the shop computer, or on the phone in your pocket.

The Royal Inventory dashboard for a real shop: six months of revenue charted in dalasi, orders this month, low-stock alerts across warehouses, and recent sales — fulfilled, with dalasi totals.
The record

Nothing is ever lost.

Every movement is written down and kept. A mistake is corrected with a new line, in the open — never erased. Months from now, you can still see exactly what happened, and when.

A correction is a new entry. The old one stays.
DateItemMovementQtyBalance
02 JulRice, 25kg bagDelivery in+4064
02 JulSugar, 50kg bagSale−117
02 JulRice, 25kg bagSale−361
03 JulWax print, 6 yardsTransfer out−1022
03 JulRice, 25kg bagSale−259
03 JulSugar, 50kg bagCorrection · recount+219
Your businesses

Every shop, one place.

The shop on Kairaba Avenue, the depot in Serrekunda, the stall in Albert Market — each keeps its own stock, its own staff, its own books. One login opens them all, and nothing mixes.

Get started

Begin when you’re ready.

Message us and we set your shop up — the stock, the staff, the books — then you set your own password and start counting. Nothing to configure alone, and nobody left to guess.