What a Storekeeper can do
A Storekeeper works entirely inside the Inventory module:- Receive goods against purchase orders — record a goods receipt note (GRN), confirming the quantities that actually arrived against what was ordered.
- Manage stock — view and adjust stock levels across warehouses and locations.
- Issue stock to departments — record outbound movements as material leaves the warehouse.
- Maintain item settings — such as reorder points.
What a Storekeeper cannot see
Everything outside the warehouse is hidden — on the server, not just in the interface:- No Requests, Sourcing (RFI / RFP / RFQ), Purchase Orders, Suppliers, Budgets, or Reports.
- No commercial pricing. Storekeepers never see quote or PO amounts; their job is quantities in and out, not money.
- No company-wide Settings beyond their own personal profile, notifications, and security.
Navigation
The Storekeeper sidebar shows only the Inventory section:- Overview — the inventory dashboard (items, low-stock, value, POs pending receipt).
- Receiving — receive against purchase orders and post GRNs.
- Stock — stock levels by item and location.
Requires the Inventory module
The Storekeeper role only makes sense when your organization has the Inventory module enabled. Inventory is a per-organization module — if it isn’t turned on, a Storekeeper would sign in to an empty sidebar. Enable Inventory in your organization’s module settings before assigning the role. See the Inventory overview for what the module covers.How it’s assigned
Like every other role, an Admin assigns Storekeeper from Settings → Organization → Users & Roles when inviting a user (or by editing an existing user’s role). Each user has exactly one role.Buyers, Procurement Managers, and Admins can also operate the Inventory module — useful in smaller organizations where one person runs both procurement and the warehouse. The dedicated Storekeeper role is for when you want someone who only touches the warehouse.

