Why describe warehouses at all
MyProfit does not count stock “for the shop as a whole” — it counts per warehouse. That is what lets it answer practical questions: where exactly the goods are, where to ship from, what needs moving.
Until warehouses are described there is nowhere to attribute deliveries and sales, and stock stays a single number that tells you nothing actionable. The MyProfit interface is in Russian, so screen labels are given in quotes: this screen is «Товар» → «Склады».
Your own warehouses
Your own warehouse is a physical place: a main store, a shop, a pickup point — anything you actually distinguish in your work. Goods can be moved between your own warehouses by hand, and those moves are accounted for in cost of goods by FIFO batch.
Create as many as you genuinely distinguish. Creating more than you need is harmful: every move then has to be recorded.
The Uzum mirror
There is one special warehouse — the mirror. It is not a place of yours: MyProfit reproduces in it what Uzum’s data says the marketplace is holding. It exists for exactly one purpose — so you can check whether your picture of FBO stock matches what the marketplace claims.
You cannot post movements into the mirror by hand, and MyProfit will not let you. The mirror is filled only from Uzum’s data: any manual edit would argue with it and break the very reconciliation the mirror exists for. It is hidden from the warehouse pickers when you create a transfer.
A gap between the mirror and your own figures is not an interface bug, it is the result: it means goods went missing somewhere between what you recorded and what the marketplace drew down.
Adding a warehouse
«Товар» → «Склады» → add. A name is enough. It then appears in the pickers when creating deliveries and transfers, and in the operations settings.
Next
- Operations settings — which warehouse handles shipments and returns.
- Adding deliveries and returns — how goods arrive into a warehouse.
- FIFO batches and negative stock — what a minus on a warehouse means.