How Fiddle is organized
Understand the main modules in Fiddle and how items, stock, and orders connect.
Fiddle is built around a few core modules that share one source of truth for your stock. Knowing how they fit together makes the rest of the Help Center easier to follow.
The core modules
| Module | What it handles |
|---|---|
| Inventory | Items, variants, lots/serials, locations, stock levels |
| Purchasing | Suppliers and purchase orders that bring stock in |
| Sales | Customers, quotes, and sales orders that send stock out |
| Production | BOMs and work orders that turn components into finished goods |
| Fulfillment | Pick, pack, and ship for outbound orders |
| Reports | Stock, sales, purchasing, and production insights |
How the pieces connect
Everything centers on the item. A purchase order raises an item’s incoming stock; receiving turns it into on hand. A sales order reserves on-hand stock, then fulfillment ships it. A work order consumes components and produces finished goods — all updating the same item records in real time.
Because all modules read and write the same stock figures, an action in one place (like issuing a PO) immediately affects numbers everywhere else.
Settings tie it together
Settings is where you configure locations, units, users, and integrations that the other modules rely on. Set these up early so your data lands in the right place.
Next steps
See how the everyday flow works in Quick start: the core inventory loop.
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