Goddam is inventory management software for Indian consumer brands doing ₹5 Cr–₹200 Cr who hold stock in more than one place. We connect every location once — WMS, partner portals, Tally, Excel — then read them all every hour, calculate days-of-cover per SKU per location, and warn you before anything runs dry.
Acting on it is one click: approve a quantity, and the transfer note is raised and a transporter booked. The same numbers feed a make-this-much plan for the factory. Live now in build: connectors, dashboard and dispatch. Next: auto-replenishment and the manufacturing planner.
lost every day one SKU sits empty in one location. Most brands find out days late.
stock on hand, outbound speed and pending transfers refreshed across every location.
to connect and see value. A browser plug-in covers partners with no API. No IT project.
If it is your stock, you can trace it — whether it is in your shed or halfway to Nagpur.
WMS, partner portals, Tally, ERP or plain Excel — linked once, plus a plug-in where no API exists.
Every SKU in every location, every hour — including what is moving on the road.
Days-of-cover per SKU per location. Cross your rule and an alert fires — dashboard, email, WhatsApp.
Approve the quantity. Transfer note raised, cheapest suitable transporter booked in one click.
Four things a brand can do the day it connects.
Every unit across every godown, store, trade shelf and partner shed on one screen — one number the owner can trust.
Book the transporter you already use, straight from the alert, and track the docket until it lands — delays surface before they cost you an order.
Batches close to expiry are flagged by location, and Goddam suggests the faster-selling location to shift them to while they still earn full price.
Whatever does expire is pulled back to your yard as a tracked return, closed off with a proper profit-and-loss report per batch and location.
Early builds. Four of the six screens shipping at launch.
We read your locations for one week and tell you, in rupees, what empty shelves cost you last month. First 100 brands, before launch.