Excel Inventory, Pricing & Purchase Order Templates

A maker needs three different records: what is on hand, what each finished unit costs, and what a supplier still owes. These Microsoft Excel workbooks handle those tasks separately, so you can start with the record that is missing from your current process.

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Batch Inventory & Expiry Tracker
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$19.00 USDXLSX · CSV · PDFXLSX workbooks designed for Microsoft Excel with automatic calculation enabled. No macros. CSV companions are sample records and do not contain the XLSX calculations. The PDF guide needs a reader; other spreadsheet apps have not been tested.
Maker Cost & Pricing Calculator
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$15.00 USDXLSX · CSV · PDFXLSX workbooks designed for Microsoft Excel with automatic calculation enabled. No macros. Use consistent material units and one currency. CSV companions are sample records and the PDF guide needs a reader; other spreadsheet apps have not been tested.
Supplier & Purchase Order Tracker
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$15.00 USDXLSX · CSV · PDFXLSX workbooks designed for Microsoft Excel with automatic calculation enabled. No macros. Receipts are entered as cumulative totals. CSV companions are sample records and the PDF guide needs a reader; other spreadsheet apps have not been tested.

Use a consistent workflow

Choose one task, replace the sample inputs and keep records you can reconcile.

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  1. Reconcile stock by lot

    Record an item and a unique lot before recording movements. Keep quantities in a consistent unit and compare calculated balances with a physical count. The inventory workbook is a manual ledger; it does not deduct recipe ingredients automatically or sync stock with a store.

  2. Cost the usable finished unit

    Separate material quantity, usable yield, packaging, labor, overhead and selling fees. A material purchase is not the same as the cost of one sellable unit. Use the pricing guide and small free CSV to inspect margin versus markup before working with a complete recipe.

  3. Follow up outstanding purchases

    Enter ordered quantities and cumulative receipts, then review open and overdue lines. The supplier tracker organizes your own purchase records and renewal dates; it does not issue purchase orders, send supplier emails or verify legal compliance.

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Worked examples and free resources explain the assumptions before you buy a complete tool.

How to Track Batch Inventory & Expiry Dates in Excel

Learn a manual lot inventory workflow, reconcile on-hand stock and prioritize expiry dates. Includes a worked example and a free CSV starter.

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How to Price Handmade Products: Cost, Margin & Markup

Calculate handmade unit costs, labor and overhead, then compare target margin with markup. Worked example and a free pricing CSV starter.

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