Getting started

What Stockie is

Stockie is a stock and requisition web app. 

The replenishment loop

  1. Keep the catalogue up to date (on-hand, target/par, location, vendor, price).
  2. Review Should order (target − on-hand − back order).
  3. Fill the ordering session and create purchase orders (one per vendor).
  4. Raise each requisition in hospital iProc and record the iProc number in Stockie.
  5. Receive stock (full or partial) when deliveries arrive.

Two requisition numbers

ID Meaning
Internal req no Allocated by Stockie when you create an order.
iProc Hospital procurement number, entered after the buy is raised outside Stockie.

Receive lookup works with either number.

Sign in & MFA

Sign in & MFA

Open the Stockie web address provided by your site. Sign in with your username and password.

Stockie login screen

Login screen

Multi-factor authentication (MFA)

If MFA is enabled for the site, you may be asked to:

You can resend the code from the login screen if needed. After a successful sign-in you land on the Items catalogue.

Accounts are managed in Stockie (Settings → Security for administrators).

Getting around

Getting around

After sign-in, every screen uses the same shell: a collapsible side navigation, a top bar with site subtitle and version, and the main work area.

Side navigation and Items screen

Side navigation with Items selected

Navigation

MenuPurpose
ItemsCatalogue, should-order, ordering session
OrdersPurchase orders / internal requisitions
ReceiveLook up an order and receive stock
VendorsSupplier list used by items and order split
Stock takeCount stock and update on-hand
SettingsAdministrators only — site coding, email, users, lookups, audit

Top bar

On small screens, open the menu with the hamburger control. Collapse the sidebar on desktop when you want more grid space.

Your profile

Your profile

Open the account menu (your name) → Profile.

Profile page

Profile: email, password, and MFA

What you can change

Roles & permissions

Roles & permissions

Access is controlled per staff member. The catalogue and orders remain visible for read-only users; write actions are hidden when you do not have write access.

LevelTypical access
ReaderView Items, Orders, Vendors, Receive lists. Cannot change quantities, create orders, receive, or save stock take.
WriteUpdate items, run the ordering session, create orders, receive stock, save stock take.
AdministratorEverything above, plus Settings (users, MFA/SMTP, hospital coding, lookups, audit). Administrators always have write access.

Module grants are configured under Settings → Security.