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One installer, no account, no administrator rights. It runs for the current user and keeps your data in your own profile.

Latest release

v1.0.3

BasicInventory-Setup-1.0.3.exe · 139 MB

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  1. 01

    Run the installer

    Choose the folder if you do not want the default one, accept the licence, and it installs for your user with a desktop and Start menu shortcut.

  2. 02

    Set it up

    First launch asks for your language, your company name and whether you manage stock in boxes or pallets. A short guided tour follows, once.

  3. 03

    Enter your key

    Paste the BI1- key from your purchase. It is checked on your computer, with no connection and no registration.

You need a key to use it: The installer is free, but after the first-run setup the application shows the activation screen and waits: there is no trial mode. Nothing is lost while you wait — activate whenever the key arrives and the setup you already did is still there.

System requirements

Operating system
Windows 10 (64-bit, 21H2) or Windows 11
Processor
Any x64 dual-core
Memory
4 GB RAM
Disk
500 MB, plus room for your backups
Display
1366 × 768 or larger
Internet
Not required — only for updates and the optional assistant

Verify what you downloaded

Every release publishes the SHA-256 of its installer. Compare it before running the file — one line in PowerShell: Get-FileHash .\BasicInventory-Setup-1.0.3.exe -Algorithm SHA256

About the SmartScreen warning

The installer is not code-signed yet, so Windows may warn about an unrecognised publisher. That warning is about the missing certificate, not about the file: check the hash above, then choose More info → Run anyway.

Updates

New versions are offered inside the application and installed only when you say so. You can also skip a version, or check again at any time from Settings.

See what changed →

Buy it once. Use it for as long as it is useful.

The price rises every five licences sold and never comes back down. Whatever you pay today is what this copy cost, for good.