Warehouses
Keep locations and their addresses organized. Choose a default warehouse for everyday documents.
The people. The businesses. The details that make the day work. Give them a shared home, with the right access and the right context.
Switch organizations without starting your day over. The business changes; the records, role, and settings follow that business.Try the two fictional organizations below.
| Item | On hand | Committed | Available |
|---|---|---|---|
| Linen journalNL-JRN-014 | 248 | 24 | 224 |
| Studio penNL-PEN-006 | 360 | 60 | 300 |
| Desk setNL-SET-003 | 18 | 3 | 15 |
Same section. The selected organization’s data.
Fictional data. Switching this preview does not change your account.
Start with a built-in role, or create a named role around individual actions. The person’s access belongs to the organization they’re working in.
Day-to-day selling and receiving, with administration handled by the wider team.
Select Custom example to try individual permissions.
Delegate intentionally. Only grant permissions you already hold.
Keep ownership clear. Every organization retains an owner.
Search items, customers, vendors, and document numbers from the workspace. Results stay with the active organization and the records you can view.
Try words in any order, an item code, or a document number.
1 matching sample record.
Choose a result to open its sample record here.
A shortcut to the next step. In HQ, press / to focus search, then use the arrow keys and Enter to open a result.
Codes that take you straight there. An exact scan matching one active item can open its item page directly.
This search contains six fictional records in a separate Northline example. It does not query your business.
The warehouse you default to. The name on your paperwork. The time on a record. Configure the details for each business and carry them into the work.
Keep locations and their addresses organized. Choose a default warehouse for everyday documents.
Maintain rates, groups, product categories, jurisdictions, exemptions, and the default tax.
Use your business name, logo, accent color, and header and footer notes across supported documents.
Choose prefixes, number length, and the next number by document type, with a preview before saving.
Set the base currency, time zone, fiscal-year starting month, and tax-inclusive item-price default.
Keep your units of measure consistent. Export supported lists and reports to CSV for work outside HQ.
Bring people into the business, assign their role, and add another step to sign-in with optional authenticator-app two-factor authentication.
The same account, on mobile ↗New users receive an activation link. Existing accounts join directly. Both start as Viewer.
An authorized teammate assigns a built-in or custom role within the organization.
Enable an authenticator app for your account. Keep recovery codes as a backup when you need them.
See recent actions, who performed them, and when—with links to relevant records where available.
Avery Lane received a purchase order.PO-NL-108 · Today, 9:42 AM
Jordan Moss created a sales order.SO-NL-219 · Today, 9:38 AM
Yes. Switch between organizations you belong to using the same account. Each organization has its own records, settings, and membership role. The switcher keeps the current section where supported.
Yes. A register-only custom role can focus access on the counter workspace. Other custom roles can combine individual permissions for the job. Higher-trust actions, such as charging customer cards, have separate permissions.
Add the person by name and email. New users receive an activation link; existing accounts are added directly. Members start as Viewer, and an authorized person can then assign their role.
The Owner, Admin, Staff, and Viewer presets stay fixed. Create a named custom role for a different set of permissions. You can grant only permissions you hold, and the organization must retain an owner.
Yes. A merchant user can enable authenticator-app two-factor authentication and keep recovery codes for backup. Merchant two-factor sign-in is optional.
Yes. Quickvee HQ mobile uses the account and the current organization’s role permissions. Supported two-factor sign-in works with the companion app.
Search stays within the active organization and follows your view permissions. Find items by name or code, customers and vendors by name, and documents by document number.
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