Designed around warehouse records
Product names, SKUs and descriptions help distinguish goods, while bins, locations and quantities help organize stock information. The app uses these details for the inventory tools you choose to use.
ABOUT / BINLEDGER
Inventory, with a clearer boundary.
BinLedger is an offline warehouse inventory utility provided by AHMED PLASTIC GODOWN in Pakistan. It helps manage stock records on an Android device without requiring a login or an internet connection. The policy describes how records are saved, used, exported and deleted.
PURPOSE & PRACTICE
What the app is built to record.
The inventory workflow is centered on information you decide to enter and keep locally. These are ordinary business records such as stock quantities and warehouse notes, though their contents depend on your own entries. The app does not need an online account to perform its core work.
Activity, counts and history
Goods received and issued, stock adjustments, transfers and physical inventory counts are recorded as part of local warehouse management. Audit history can preserve a record of earlier inventory movements.
Optional camera scanning
Camera permission is requested when you choose to scan. Supported barcodes and QR codes are read on the device using an on-device scanning library, without uploading camera images.
Export is your decision
CSV files, reports and full JSON backups can be saved through Android’s document picker. Files saved externally are outside the app’s automatic deletion and may be handled by another storage provider.
Security has practical limits
Android device protections help protect the app’s private storage. Exported CSV and JSON files are not encrypted by BinLedger, so you should protect their saved locations.
A general business tool
The app is intended for general business inventory work and is not directed to children. The current policy also says there is no advertising network or in-app analytics service.
THE COMPLETE POLICY
Know where your records stand.
Read the full privacy policy for the exact terms on local data, permissions, exports, retention and your choices.
Read the Privacy Policy