inFlow is a long-standing SMB inventory tool with strong wholesale roots. Stoccly is a modern, browser-first alternative built for growing teams that build products from raw materials.
| SKU | Name | Warehouse | On hand | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| RAW-0014 | M3 × 8 mm screw | Berlin | 4,280 | In stock |
| RAW-0091 | Aluminium plate 2 mm | Berlin | 18 | Low |
| RAW-0102 | USB-C cable 1 m | Madrid | 612 | In stock |
| PRD-0007 | Desk lamp · Walnut | Berlin | 32 | In stock |
| RAW-0203 | Power adapter 24 V | Madrid | 0 | Out |
If you're weighing inFlow against Stoccly, you're probably looking for a simpler way to run stock, BOMs, and purchasing as your team grows. inFlow is a solid choice for wholesale and distribution-first SMBs. Stoccly leans more toward small manufacturers, makers, and DTC brands that need multi-level BOMs, live buildable counts, and all features included on every plan. This comparison covers inventory tracking, purchasing, reordering, manufacturing fit, ease of use, and pricing approach.
No single tool is right for every team. Here's an honest take on who is best served by inFlow and who is best served by Stoccly.
inFlow is often associated with wholesale and distribution. Stoccly is designed for teams that build products from raw materials — multi-level BOMs and live buildable counts are first-class.
Faster page loads, cleaner mobile views, and a single shared workspace for ops, warehouse, and finance.
Stoccly includes multi-warehouse reorder points, audit logs, roles & permissions, and forecasting in every plan, instead of gating them behind higher tiers.
Every list exports cleanly, every importer offers a dry-run, and your data stays portable.
A capability-by-capability look at inFlow versus Stoccly. Based on each product's public documentation at the time of writing — verify with each vendor before purchase.
inFlow is a popular SMB inventory platform with a long track record in wholesale, distribution, and basic light manufacturing. It offers stock control, purchase orders, sales orders, and a mobile companion app, with both cloud and on-premise options historically available.
inFlow is often a solid fit for wholesale and distribution-first SMBs that need straightforward inventory, supplier, and customer management. Teams with simple kitting or bundling needs frequently find it sufficient and familiar.
Teams that grow into real manufacturing or assembly often find inFlow's BOM and production support limiting. Others want a more modern UI, all-in-one pricing instead of tiered add-ons, or a fully cloud-based experience with deeper multi-warehouse logic.
Stoccly is designed for growing teams that buy raw materials, assemble products, and ship to customers. You get multi-warehouse stock, multi-level BOMs with live buildable counts, auto-drafted POs from low-stock alerts, predictive reorder insights, and a full audit trail — all included in a flat per-user monthly price.
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How Stoccly helps growing teams run inventory and production.
Learn moreInventory for growing teams
For the moment one person can no longer keep stock in their head.
Learn moreEcommerce inventory
Inventory tracking for online and DTC brands.
Learn morePurchase orders & reordering
Auto-drafted POs from low-stock alerts.
Learn morePricing
Flat per-user pricing with every feature included.
Learn moreAll comparisons
See how Stoccly compares to other inventory tools.
Browse hubFor growing teams that need real manufacturing support, all-in-one plans, and a more modern UI, Stoccly is often a strong alternative. Wholesale and distribution teams happy with inFlow may not need to switch.
Stoccly is built around multi-level BOMs and live buildable counts, which makes it a more natural fit for small manufacturers. inFlow's strength is more on the wholesale and distribution side.
Both tools support self-serve onboarding. Stoccly is intentionally opinionated and minimal so most teams are productive the same day, with a CSV importer that dry-runs before commit.
Yes. Purchase orders, supplier management, per-warehouse reorder points, and one-click auto-drafted POs from low-stock alerts are core features in Stoccly.
Wholesale and distribution-first teams that are already running inFlow well, or that depend on specific inFlow integrations and workflows, may find inFlow remains the better fit.
No credit card. Bring a CSV from inFlow or your spreadsheet — be running by lunch.
