DockCountCreate your account

Priced per dock, not per pallet.

Take as many deliveries as you take. What changes between the plans is how many people sign for them, how many docks you run, and whether the slip gets read for you.

Starter

$29 /month

One dock, one person signing for most of what arrives.

  • 1 receiving location
  • Up to 3 users
  • Purchase orders, by hand or CSV
  • Match a delivery against its PO
  • Short, over and damage flags
  • Damage photos on the line they belong to
  • Searchable receiving log
Start on Starter

Business

Most docks land here

$79 /month

A dock busy enough that typing every slip has become someone's afternoon.

  • Everything in Starter
  • Photograph the slip and let it read itself
  • Up to 25 users
  • Summary emailed to purchasing on every confirm
  • Per-line damage evidence
Start on Business

Pro

$149 /month

More than one dock, and an accounting system that wants the numbers.

  • Everything in Business
  • Up to 25 receiving locations
  • CSV export of any filtered view
  • Read API for your PO system
  • Up to 100 users
Start on Pro

Side by side

 StarterBusinessPro
Receiving locations11Up to 25
Users325100
Purchase orders, by hand or CSVYesYesYes
Match a delivery against its POYesYesYes
Short, over and damage flagsYesYesYes
Damage photos per lineYesYesYes
Searchable receiving logYesYesYes
Read the slip from a photographYesYes
Summary emailed to purchasingYesYes
CSV export of a filtered viewYes
Read API for your PO systemYes

Questions that come up

Do we have to talk to anyone first?
No. Create the account, add a purchase order, and receive against it. There is no call to book and no access to request.
What happens if the photo will not read?
You pick the PO and type the quantities. Reading the slip is a shortcut, and a shortcut that fails must never stop a pallet being signed for, so the manual path is always there.
Can we switch plans later?
Any time, from the billing page, and the change takes effect immediately. Downgrading past a limit you are using will tell you what is in the way before it does anything.
What counts as a location?
One receiving dock or bay that takes deliveries. Two buildings on the same site with separate goods-in doors are two locations.
Does this replace our inventory system?
It does not try to. DockCount covers the gap between a purchase order and the pallet in front of you, and hands the result to whatever you already use for stock.
Can purchasing see it without a login?
They get the summary by email on every confirmed delivery, itemised down to the line. If they want to search the log themselves they need a user, and Business covers 25 of them.

Pick a plan and put your first PO in.