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Mainly designed for small-to-medium companies, Storaji is a modern and very intuitive inventory management application built with some of the trendiest web technologies.

Right off the bat, it's worth pointing out that this is by no means a professional software for inventory management. Be that as it may, it can still prove itself fairly useful as it boasts an interesting set of primary features.

For instance, the app makes it as straightforward as possible for you to thoroughly manage, what could arguably be the three most important aspects of any business, namely products, customers, and orders, each one of these coming with its own separate section within the app's main window.

The application looks modern and boasts a novice-accessible UI which should make things fairly simple even if it's the first time you're using an app such as this. You'll also notice that there's a separate Reports section.

Quite interestingly, the utility can display various statistics, as well as a list of all your top selling products, basically, an overview of everything be it products, orders, or customer-related. It's also worth mentioning that you're provided with the possibility of exporting these reports to PDF format.

Before we conclude, please note that the application is still in a fairly young development stage (Beta, at the time this review was written). Therefore, a few bugs here and there shouldn't be much of a surprise and, more importantly, you should regularly backup your work.

And, since it's an Electron-based app, don't expect this to be your average lightweight inventory management app either.

Taking everything into account, Storaji Keygen is a relatively good example of a WYSIWYG application. It's easy to install and to get along with, it allows you to manage your stock with all the basic adjacent elements like products, customers, and orders. It also sports fairly low-level reporting capabilities, with the possibility of exporting reports to PDF format probably being the most noteworthy.

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