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Every product has two key prices: what you charge customers and what you pay your distributor. Setting these correctly ensures your sales orders and purchase orders use the right amounts. Sales Price The Sales Price field on the product form is the default p...

Product categories help you organize your inventory into logical groups. Instead of scrolling through a flat list of hundreds of products, you can filter and report by category. Common Categories for FFL Dealers Handguns Rifles Shotguns Ammunition Accessori...

Two fields on the product form help you identify products quickly: the Internal Reference (your SKU) and the Barcode (the manufacturer UPC). Internal Reference (SKU) This is your own code for the product. You can make up any system that works for you. Examp...

Adding images to your products helps your team identify items quickly and makes quotations and invoices look more professional. Step by Step Open the product record. Click the camera placeholder (or existing image) in the top-right corner of the form. Selec...

Sometimes a single product comes in multiple options — a holster in left-hand or right-hand, a rifle sling in different colors, or an AR-15 lower in different finishes. Instead of creating separate product records for each option, you can use product variants....

The Inventory app is where CloudFFL tracks everything you have in your store or warehouse. It knows how many of each product you have, where they are, and when they move. What You Will Use Inventory For Checking stock levels — How many Glock 19s do I have? ...

CloudFFL uses two levels to organize where your products are stored: warehouses and locations. Warehouse A warehouse represents your physical building — your shop, store, or storage facility. Most FFL dealers have one warehouse (their store). If you have mul...

Need to know how many of a product you have in stock? Here are the quickest ways to check. From the Product List Go to Inventory → Products → Products. The list shows On Hand and Forecasted columns for each product. Use the search bar to find a specific pro...

You will see two quantity numbers on product records: On Hand and Forecasted. They tell you different things. On Hand On Hand is how many you physically have right now. This number changes when you validate receipts (goes up) or deliveries (goes down). Fore...

In CloudFFL, every time products move — into your shop, out to a customer, or between locations — the system creates a transfer. Transfers are how Odoo tracks the movement of inventory. Three Types of Transfers Receipts (Incoming) — Products coming into you...

When a shipment arrives from your distributor, you need to validate the receipt in CloudFFL to add the products to your inventory. Step by Step Go to Inventory → Receipts. You will see pending receipts for all undelivered purchase orders. Click on the recei...

When you sell a product, CloudFFL creates a delivery order to track the product leaving your inventory — whether the customer picks it up in your shop or you ship it. Step by Step Go to Inventory → Deliveries. Pending deliveries for confirmed sales orders a...

An internal transfer moves products between locations within your warehouse — for example, from your Back Room to the Showroom, or to the Repair Bench. When to Use Internal Transfers Moving newly received firearms from the stock room to the display case Sen...

Routes tell CloudFFL how to get products when they are needed. For most FFL dealers, the concept is simple: when you need more stock, you buy it from a distributor. That is the "Buy" route. Common Routes Buy — Purchase the product from a vendor/distributor....

The Buy route tells CloudFFL that when you need more of a product, it should be purchased from a vendor. This is the standard route for almost everything an FFL dealer stocks. Setting the Buy Route on a Product Open the product record. Go to the Inventory t...

These two terms describe when you order products from your distributor. Most FFL dealers use Make to Stock, but Make to Order is useful for special orders. Make to Stock (MTS) You keep items on your shelves and sell from existing stock. When stock runs low, ...

A physical inventory count means walking through your store and counting what is actually on the shelves, then comparing it to what CloudFFL thinks you have. This is essential for keeping your records accurate and is required for ATF compliance. Starting a Co...

Sometimes you need to quickly fix a stock number without doing a full physical inventory count. CloudFFL offers a shortcut for this. Quick Adjustment from the Product Form Open the product record. Click the On Hand smart button at the top. Click Update Quan...