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An inventory sheetwith a reorder brain.

Items, locations, on-hand counts — plus the min column that turns a list into a reorder system. The same columns TrackFinch imports later.

Free · No email required · Works in Google Sheets

What's in the template.

One row per item with location and live-ish count
A min column — highlight when qty drops below it
Unit cost and vendor for instant reorder context
Categories that keep 500 rows navigable

How to use it well.

01

Count once, honestly

The opening count is the foundation. A Saturday morning with a clipboard pays for itself.

02

Set mins on the pain items

Start with the ten items that stop work when they run out. Perfect coverage later.

03

Pick an update ritual

End-of-day or end-of-week — the sheet's accuracy is exactly as good as the ritual.

When the spreadsheet becomes the problem.

The sheet is a photo of last Tuesday. Live inventory updates by scan, keeps a ledger of every movement, and fires the reorder point while you're doing something else.

See TrackFinch inventory software

Frequently asked questions

How do I set reorder points?

Cover what you'll use during the vendor's lead time, plus a safety margin. Our free reorder point calculator does the arithmetic from your real numbers.

How many items can a spreadsheet handle?

Technically thousands; practically, accuracy collapses around a few hundred SKUs or the second concurrent editor — whichever comes first.

Will this import into TrackFinch?

Column-for-column. The min column becomes live reorder points that actually fire.

Or skip the spreadsheet era entirely.

Import this exact format into TrackFinch and the sheet becomes a live system. Free for 14 days.

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