Inventory that keeps up with 200+ nail SKUs
Hundreds of shades, gels and consumables stay accurate from the counts you already make, and the fast-movers reorder themselves
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Inventory that keeps up with 200+ nail SKUs
Hundreds of shades, gels and consumables stay accurate from the counts you already make, and the fast-movers reorder themselves
Free 7-day trialNo card to start
Two hundred bottles, one memory
A client wants a shade you're out of
Suplery watches your fast-moving colors and drafts the reorder before the bottle is empty
200+ bottles and no real idea what's low
Counts stay current from the odd stocktake, with no recording of every polish
Top coat's gone by Thursday while a whole rack hasn't moved in months
Reorders track real usage: consumables topped up, slow shades never piling into dead stock
Half your stock comes from supply-store runs and never enters any system
Add it by photo in seconds today. Snapping the receipt itself is coming.
Every trend means another supplier to chase
Chrome, cat-eye and seasonal ordered from every supplier in one approval
You tried a spreadsheet. It lasted one weekend.
Suplery doesn't need you to keep it alive. Skip a week and it catches up.
Two hundred SKUs, two completely different problems
Automated reordering across hundreds of SKUs
- Reorder planning from real usage
- Low-stock alerts before the gap
- Order scheduling — weekly, fortnightly or monthly
- Fully automatic ordering — coming soon 🔜
Fast consumables and slow shades, handled apart
- Usage-based reorder treats each on its own rate
- The issues list flags what hasn't moved
- Retail sell-through tracked separately
- ABC analysis, grouping SKUs by movement and value — coming soon 🔜
Counts that stay current without the routine
- Add a new product by photo
- Receive a delivery by barcode scan
- Counts stay current from occasional stocktakes
- Usage recorded for gels, dips and consumables
Answers, not homework
- Dashboard — what's happening now
- Issues list — what needs attention
- Pivotable table — build the view you want
- Plain-language data assistant — coming soon 🔜
Every source in one place. Online vendors, distributor accounts and a Tuesday run to the supply store: a separate purchase order per supplier, one approval, and orders placed elsewhere recorded here too.
Your booking app stays exactly where it is
Suplery runs alongside Vagaro, GlossGenius, Boulevard, Mangomint, or whatever takes your appointments, and takes the layer underneath: two hundred products, what they cost, and what to buy next. Direct integration is coming; today the two run side by side and nothing about your bookings changes.
14,000+
Professional products, ready to track and order
1,000+
Users run their supply on Suplery
Built inside the industry, not about it. The catalog, the workflows and the reorder logic come from how salons actually run.
Questions? Glad you asked.
How do nail salons manage 200+ SKUs?
Not by hand, in most cases. The Bureau of Labor Statistics counts about 201,800 manicurist and pedicurist jobs in the US, most of them tracking hundreds of polishes and consumables from memory. Suplery keeps that volume current from a preset catalog and the occasional count.
How does it handle fast consumables versus slow-moving shades?
By reordering each at its own rate. Top coat, wipes and files get topped up on their real burn rate; a shade that moves twice a year doesn't get re-bought because it looked low. ABC analysis, which groups them formally, is coming.
Can I log products I buy at a walk-in supply store?
Yes. Add them by photo in a few seconds today. Importing the receipt itself is coming.
Do I have to switch my booking software?
No. Suplery runs alongside Vagaro, GlossGenius, Boulevard, Mangomint and the rest, and owns inventory and supply only.
Can I order from all my suppliers in one place?
Yes. A separate purchase order per supplier, approved from one screen, rather than splitting one list into separate emails yourself.
Does it track dip powder, gel and acrylic consumables?
Yes, the same way as everything else — usage recorded as you work, reorder sized from the real rate.
Is it worth setting inventory up now?
Probably more than it was. The Bureau of Labor Statistics projects manicurist and pedicurist employment to grow 9% between 2025 and 2035, faster than the average across all occupations, so the SKU count only goes one way. Starting now means the system already knows your usage before it gets busier.
Two hundred bottles, one number each
Every shade, gel and consumable tracked, the fast-movers reordered before they run out, and the dead rack never re-bought
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