Less admin.
It all totals up.
Purchases, stock and supplier payments, brought together. Built for UK businesses that buy and sell physical goods.
In development. Explore with fictional data.
Purchase invoice
- Subtotal
- £352.00
- VAT (20%)
- £70.40
- Total
- £422.40
An invoice comes in.
The busywork goes out.
Follow one purchase, from the original document to the stock on your shelf.
A supplier invoice becomes an editable draft. You check the details, match the products and confirm before stock changes.
Start with the supplier’s invoice.
In this example, you buy 22 cartons of paper cups from Meadow Packaging.
Interactive product concept · Fictional data. Photo and AI recognition are planned. See current product status.
The details,
finally together.
See what came in, what you have and what you still owe.
Record supplier payments, apply them to bills and see what remains outstanding.
Development workflows · Illustrative interfaces and data. Payment records do not move money.
Your documents.
Your decisions.
Designed around confidential business information. External AI processing stays off while the required data controls are being confirmed.
Read about data & privacyRead only what is needed
A focused invoice-extraction task, with a defined purpose.
Review every draft
Check the original. Correct the details. You stay in control.
Confirm before stock changes
Reading a document is separate from recording a purchase.
See a day
with TotalUp.
A delivery arrives. Stock goes up. A customer returns. A mistake gets put right.
Follow the whole story in our interactive product tour.
Open the interactive tour Product concept · Includes planned featuresMake a mistake?
Fix it.
Move on.
Built around
the everyday work.
TotalUp is an independent software project for small-business owners and the people who manage their purchases, products and stock.
Our aim is simple: less repeated typing, clearer records and a practical way to put mistakes right. The product is in development, with the core purchasing and stock workflows taking shape first.
What’s built and what’s planned