Grocery & convenience
The stocking rule is the one that closes you.
A corner store answers to more programmes than a supermarket, with fewer staff to watch them. The stocking minimums behind SNAP and WIC are the ones that fail between renewals without anyone noticing, which is what the order-record scan is for.
What actually goes wrong.
Stocking minimums drift
SNAP wants staple variety and depth in every category. One slow week of produce and you are under, with no letter to warn you.
WIC vendor terms are stricter
WIC checks specific items at specific prices. Ledger tracks the shelf against your vendor agreement rather than a generic list.
Permits stack up
Health permit, tobacco license and scales certification all renew on their own dates. They go on one calendar.
Ten minutes to set up.
Add your permits
Tell Ledger what you hold. It works out which rules apply to your kind of store and when each one comes due.
See where you stand
Every requirement against its threshold, re-checked after each scan. No digging through a drawer of renewal letters.
Fix what blocks you
The item at the top is whatever can shut you down soonest, so you can stop reading after the first line if you want.
Simple pricing.
First store free. Prices shown are placeholder while we finish onboarding.
One location, one owner.
Two to ten locations.
Eleven locations or more.
