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One stock and finance backbone for a Saudi fashion retailer selling through physical stores and online, from collection setup to margin reporting.

Femi9 is a Saudi fashion retailer selling apparel through its own stores and online. Every collection arrives in many sizes and colours, and the same stock has to serve both the shop floor and the web store.

Each style lived as dozens of SKUs tracked by size, colour and location
Item groups hold every size and colour variant of a style together
Store and online orders drew on the same stock, risking overselling
Both channels draw on and update one shared stock pool
Store and web returns had to reach stock and the books correctly
Returns flow back into stock and accounts in one step
Management needed margin per collection and channel, with VAT handled properly
Zoho Analytics reports margin by collection, channel and store
The merchandising team creates each new style as an item group in Zoho Inventory, with every size and colour set up as its own SKU, so stock can be tracked at variant level from the start.
Buyers raise supplier purchase orders per collection in Zoho Inventory. When goods arrive, receiving is recorded against the order, so quantities land on the right SKUs in the right store or warehouse.
Zoho Inventory holds stock for every size and colour by store and warehouse. Staff move stock between locations with transfers, so each branch and the web store work from current quantities.
Online orders from the web store and sales in the stores both draw on the same stock pool in Zoho Inventory, so a unit sold in one channel is no longer shown as available in the other.
Store staff process sales, returns and exchanges at the POS, which adjusts SKU stock in Zoho Inventory. Returned items go back into stock and the matching credit note is posted in Zoho Books.
Zoho Books posts sales, returns and credit notes with 15% VAT and reconciles payment gateway receipts. Zoho Analytics then reports margin by collection, channel and store, with sell-through and slow-moving stock.
Shyphan delivered the project on Zoho Inventory, Zoho Books, Zoho CRM and Zoho Analytics, covering a 6-step process with 4 integration points.



Set up styles as item groups with size and colour variants, raise supplier purchase orders and receive each collection.
Sell through the POS, process returns and exchanges, and move stock between stores and the warehouse with transfers.
Manage web store orders that pull from and update the same stock pool used by the stores.
Review sales, returns and credit notes posted with 15% VAT and reconcile payment gateway receipts in Zoho Books.
Track margin by collection, channel and store, and review sell-through and slow-moving stock in Zoho Analytics.
Online orders pull from and update the same stock pool.
Store sales and returns adjust SKU stock.
Card and online payments land against the right invoices.
Tax invoices issued in the Fatoora format where applicable.
Gross margin for each collection, split by sales channel and by store, with VAT handled in Zoho Books.
How each collection is selling against the stock received, so buyers can see which styles are moving.
Styles and variants that are not selling, so they can be reviewed or transferred to another location.
Current quantities for every size and colour across stores, the warehouse and the web store.
Process mapping, documents and data reviewed with each team.
Target flow agreed across 4 apps and 4 integration points.
Apps configured, custom logic built and integrations connected.
User acceptance testing with real scenarios and role-based training.
Cut-over, hypercare and ongoing improvements.
Fatoora-format tax invoices with XML and QR, cleared or reported as required.
Standard, zero-rated and exempt supplies mapped, with return-ready reports.
Personal data kept to what the process needs, with role-based access.
Bilingual documents where customers and authorities expect them.
Each style is set up in Zoho Inventory as an item group, with every size and colour as a separate variant SKU. Stock is held per store and warehouse, and transfers between locations are recorded, so the team can see which variants are available where.
The web store and the POS both connect to Zoho Inventory, so online orders and store sales draw on and update the same stock pool. A unit sold in one channel is taken off the shared quantity that the other channel sees.
Sales, returns and credit notes are posted in Zoho Books with 15% VAT. Payment gateway receipts are reconciled against the right invoices, and tax invoices are issued in the ZATCA Fatoora format where applicable.
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