Tana
Fast and easy inventory management. AI ready.
Productivity·Operations & Logistics
What is Tana?
Tana is an inventory management app built for teams. It lets you see stock by shelf and location, so anyone can find what is on hand and where it is kept.
Counting is done by scanning barcodes and QR codes, which helps keep records current as supplies move. The app is also meant to warn you before supplies run out, so you can reorder in time.
Tana is aimed at teams that need a shared, up-to-date view of their inventory. The site lists use cases across many industries, including warehouses, retail, restaurants, clinics, labs, salons, and nonprofits, among others.
A free plan is included, and the page links to Articles and Docs for further information.
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