The Best Inventory Management Systems for 2026

While famous for shipping, its inventory module is perfect for smaller e-commerce sellers to track stock while printing labels.

Best for restaurants using the Toast POS, providing integrated inventory that updates in real-time with every sale.

The industry standard for bar managers to track liquid inventory, manage keg levels, and calculate pour costs.

While primarily for scheduling, its new inventory tools help align labor costs with ingredient usage for full P&L visibility.

The operating system for high-volume sellers, offering advanced demand forecasting and profitability analysis per SKU.

A comprehensive system that bridges the gap between B2C e-commerce and B2B wholesale inventory management.

Focuses on automated invoice processing and price tracking, alerting owners when ingredient costs rise.

Streamlines the relationship between restaurants and wholesalers, focusing on easy ordering and procurement.

An open-source, modular ERP that allows startups to start with inventory and add accounting, CRM, and HR as they grow.

A visual, app-based inventory tracker that lets startups photograph items, scan barcodes, and manage stock across locations — no spreadsheets required.

A feature-rich, affordable option for growing e-commerce sellers who need batch tracking and multi-warehouse support.

Provides actionable insights into menu performance, showing which ingredients are driving the most profit.

An automation-first platform that helps startups manage orders and stock across 300+ integrations without manual work.

The easiest way for smaller e-commerce sellers to list and sync inventory across multiple online marketplaces without complexity.

The standard choice for startups using QuickBooks who need more advanced inventory features like asset tracking and manufacturing.

Affordable manufacturing and inventory management designed specifically for the QuickBooks Online ecosystem.