A style isn't one SKU — it's a size run in every color
Most inventory tools bolt size and color on as product "options," which turns every combination into a disconnected flat line. Sacs treats the size × color matrix as the actual unit of stock, so one style keeps one identity across every size, every color, every store, and every channel that sells it.
What changes when size and color are the base unit
A size × color matrix per style
A style is not one line item — it is every size in every color it comes in, each with its own count. Capture it once and the system builds the full grid.
One stock count, every channel
The floor, your online store, and your social channels read and write the same stock. A sale on Instagram takes the same unit off the shelf as a sale at the counter.
Barcodes and QR per size and color
Every size/color combination gets its own code, so scanning at receiving, at the counter, or during a count always resolves to the exact variant.
Bulk catalog upload
Load your full catalog at once instead of typing in each style, size and color by hand.
Physical counts without closing the store
Count by scanner, cycle by cycle, while the store stays open — a missing unit shows up the day it happens, not at year-end inventory.
Transfers between stores
Move a size from the store that has too much of it to the one that is asking for it, before the size run breaks.
Real-time stock per store
What size is where, right now — not what a spreadsheet said yesterday.
Full movement history per item
Every unit has a trail: received, transferred, sold, returned. When a count is off, you can see why.