Saga Sprint is a business operating platform. It brings operations, workflows, data, teams, automation, and AI Employees together in one workspace. Built in Casablanca.

Is Saga Sprint a staffing marketplace?

No. Saga Sprint is not a staffing marketplace, a virtual-assistant agency, or another product named Saga. AI Employees work inside the SagaSprint platform. They are not contractors you hire onto someone else's software.

What does Saga Sprint cost?

Platform from 1,990 MAD/month (Launch). Paid implementation from 9,900 MAD once. Capacity is pooled Work Credits, storage, email, and seats. There are no per-employee prices.

Does it replace HubSpot?

No. Saga Sprint is its own workspace. HubSpot is an optional one-way contact push when you connect a Private App token. It does not control HubSpot pipelines or run inside HubSpot screens.

Which tools connect today?

Connected today: WhatsApp, Telegram, Email/Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Sheets, and Google Drive. Slack is incoming webhook notifications plus an optional module bot. Zapier and Make consume outgoing signed webhooks. They are not native apps.

Can I create my own AI Employee?

Yes, inside your workspace. You describe one job, choose what it can read and prepare, and publish it for that workspace. Custom employees stay private, work on request, and still need approval for business changes. They are not a public certified hire and have no per-employee price.

How-to guide

Inventory

1. Inventory dashboard

See stock value, low items, and recent movements at a glance.

Open Inventory dashboard

Inventory → Dashboard

Do this, in order

1Open Inventory dashboard.
2Scan Valuation, Movements today, Low stock, Active SKUs.
3Click Needs attention rows to Products or Movements.
4Review Out of stock items and Recent activity.
5Use module shortcuts for Products, Movement Ledger, Warehouses, or Audit Sessions.

On this screen

Valuation: Total stock value in workspace currency.
Movements today: Stock transactions recorded today.
Low stock: Items below minimum threshold.
Active SKUs: Products in catalog.
Needs attention: Out-of-stock items or today's movement volume.
Recent activity: Latest in/out movements.
Catalog mix: Physical, Digital, Services split.
Add product / Ledger: Quick header actions.

2. Products

Browse the catalog and add a product.

Open Products

Inventory → Products

Do this, in order

1Open Inventory → Products.
2Click New product to add one.
3Click a name to edit or adjust stock.

On this screen

New product: Opens the add-product form.
Search / category: Find an item.
Quantity: On-hand. Adjust from the product or Movements.

3. Warehouses

Define storage sites and see capacity at each location.

Open Warehouses

Inventory → Warehouses

Do this, in order

1Open Warehouses.
2Click Create warehouse.
3Enter name, type, and address from your logistics setup.
4Save and open the warehouse for zones and stock.
5Assign products to this warehouse when recording movements.

On this screen

Warehouse list: Sites with type badge.
Create warehouse: Add a new location.
Stock summary: SKUs stored per site.

4. Stock movements

Audit every stock in, out, and transfer.

Open Stock movements

Inventory → Stock movements (Movement Ledger)

Do this, in order

1Open Movement Ledger.
2Filter by product, warehouse, or date if available.
3Click Record movement.
4Choose product, warehouse, direction, quantity from the physical count or delivery note.
5Save; dashboard Valuation and product stock update.

On this screen

Direction In / Out: Whether stock increased or decreased.
Product / Quantity: What moved and how much.
Location: Warehouse involved.
Record movement: Post a new stock transaction.

5. Inventory audit

Run physical counts and reconcile system stock to the floor.

Open Inventory audit

Inventory → Inventory audit (Audit Sessions)

Do this, in order

1Open Audit Sessions.
2Click Start audit and choose warehouse.
3Enter counted quantities from the physical walk.
4Review variance lines.
5Close session to post adjustments as movements.

On this screen

Audit sessions: Past and open count sessions.
Start audit: New session for a warehouse.
Variance: Difference between counted and system qty.

6. Valuation reports

Analyze stock value, movement volume, and shrinkage.

Open Valuation reports

Inventory → Valuation reports (Intelligence & Reports)

Do this, in order

1Open Intelligence & Reports.
2Click valuation, movements, or shrinkage tab.
3Wait for the report to load.
4Review totals and breakdown rows.
5Use findings to adjust reorder levels or investigate shrinkage.

On this screen

valuation / movements / shrinkage: Report mode tabs.
Total valuation: Inventory asset value.
By warehouse / category: Breakdown tables.

7. Suppliers

Maintain vendor records used on purchases and movements.

Open Suppliers

Inventory → Suppliers

Do this, in order

1Open Suppliers.
2Click Add supplier.
3Enter name and contact from your vendor master.
4Save and open detail to add notes or link products.
5Pick this supplier when recording stock-in movements.

On this screen

Supplier name: Vendor label on POs and receipts.
Contact: Email or phone for ordering.
Add supplier: Create a vendor.

8. Categories

Group products for browsing, filters, and reports.

Open Categories

Inventory → Categories

Do this, in order

1Open Categories.
2Click Add category.
3Name the group and pick a parent if nested.
4Save.
5Assign products to categories from product edit screens.

On this screen

Category tree: Hierarchy of product groups.
Add category: New group node.
Product count: SKUs in each category.

9. Product detail

Edit one product, stock by warehouse, and movements.

Open Product detail

Inventory → Products → click a product

Do this, in order

1Open the product from Products.
2Edit name, price, category, and status inline.
3Check stock by warehouse.
4Click Record movement to receive or issue stock with a reason.
5Review movement history linked on the page.

On this screen

On hand: Quantity per warehouse or unlimited for digital/service.
Reorder level: When low stock alerts fire.
Record movement: Stock in or out.
Variants: Size/color SKUs when enabled.

10. Warehouse detail

Manage zones and stock held in one warehouse.

Open Warehouse detail

Inventory → Warehouses → click a warehouse

Do this, in order

1Open the warehouse from the list.
2Review zones and add zones if your process uses bin locations.
3Scan stock on hand for discrepancies.
4Record movement from here to transfer in or out.
5Start an audit session when doing a physical count.

On this screen

Zones: Areas within the warehouse for bin tracking.
Stock on hand: Products and quantities at this site.
Movements: Recent ins and outs for this location.

11. Add a product

Create a catalog item with name, SKU, and starting stock.

Open Add a product

Inventory → Products → New product.

Do this, in order

1Open Inventory → Products.
2Click New product.
3Enter name and SKU.
4Pick a category and warehouse.
5Set the starting quantity if you already have stock.
6Save.

On this screen

Name / SKU: What staff search for and the unique code.
Category: Folder in the catalog.
Warehouse / quantity: Where the first units live.
Save: Adds the product to the catalog.

12. Adjust stock

Record a count correction, receipt, or write-off.

Open Adjust stock

Inventory → Movements → New movement (or Adjust on a product).

Do this, in order

1Open Inventory → Movements, or open a product and choose Adjust.
2Pick the type.
3Select product and warehouse.
4Enter quantity and a clear reason.
5Save. Check the product quantity after.

On this screen

Type: In, out, or adjust.
Product / warehouse: What changed and where.
Quantity / reason: How many and why. Reason is required.
Save: Writes the movement. This changes on-hand stock.

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Inventory

1. Inventory dashboard

See stock value, low items, and recent movements at a glance.

Open Inventory dashboard

Inventory → Dashboard

Do this, in order

1Open Inventory dashboard.
2Scan Valuation, Movements today, Low stock, Active SKUs.
3Click Needs attention rows to Products or Movements.
4Review Out of stock items and Recent activity.
5Use module shortcuts for Products, Movement Ledger, Warehouses, or Audit Sessions.

On this screen

Valuation: Total stock value in workspace currency.
Movements today: Stock transactions recorded today.
Low stock: Items below minimum threshold.
Active SKUs: Products in catalog.
Needs attention: Out-of-stock items or today's movement volume.
Recent activity: Latest in/out movements.
Catalog mix: Physical, Digital, Services split.
Add product / Ledger: Quick header actions.

2. Products

Browse the catalog and add a product.

Open Products

Inventory → Products

Do this, in order

1Open Inventory → Products.
2Click New product to add one.
3Click a name to edit or adjust stock.

On this screen

New product: Opens the add-product form.
Search / category: Find an item.
Quantity: On-hand. Adjust from the product or Movements.

3. Warehouses

Define storage sites and see capacity at each location.

Open Warehouses

Inventory → Warehouses

Do this, in order

1Open Warehouses.
2Click Create warehouse.
3Enter name, type, and address from your logistics setup.
4Save and open the warehouse for zones and stock.
5Assign products to this warehouse when recording movements.

On this screen

Warehouse list: Sites with type badge.
Create warehouse: Add a new location.
Stock summary: SKUs stored per site.

4. Stock movements

Audit every stock in, out, and transfer.

Open Stock movements

Inventory → Stock movements (Movement Ledger)

Do this, in order

1Open Movement Ledger.
2Filter by product, warehouse, or date if available.
3Click Record movement.
4Choose product, warehouse, direction, quantity from the physical count or delivery note.
5Save; dashboard Valuation and product stock update.

On this screen

Direction In / Out: Whether stock increased or decreased.
Product / Quantity: What moved and how much.
Location: Warehouse involved.
Record movement: Post a new stock transaction.

5. Inventory audit

Run physical counts and reconcile system stock to the floor.

Open Inventory audit

Inventory → Inventory audit (Audit Sessions)

Do this, in order

1Open Audit Sessions.
2Click Start audit and choose warehouse.
3Enter counted quantities from the physical walk.
4Review variance lines.
5Close session to post adjustments as movements.

On this screen

Audit sessions: Past and open count sessions.
Start audit: New session for a warehouse.
Variance: Difference between counted and system qty.

6. Valuation reports

Analyze stock value, movement volume, and shrinkage.

Open Valuation reports

Inventory → Valuation reports (Intelligence & Reports)

Do this, in order

1Open Intelligence & Reports.
2Click valuation, movements, or shrinkage tab.
3Wait for the report to load.
4Review totals and breakdown rows.
5Use findings to adjust reorder levels or investigate shrinkage.

On this screen

valuation / movements / shrinkage: Report mode tabs.
Total valuation: Inventory asset value.
By warehouse / category: Breakdown tables.

7. Suppliers

Maintain vendor records used on purchases and movements.

Open Suppliers

Inventory → Suppliers

Do this, in order

1Open Suppliers.
2Click Add supplier.
3Enter name and contact from your vendor master.
4Save and open detail to add notes or link products.
5Pick this supplier when recording stock-in movements.

On this screen

Supplier name: Vendor label on POs and receipts.
Contact: Email or phone for ordering.
Add supplier: Create a vendor.

8. Categories

Group products for browsing, filters, and reports.

Open Categories

Inventory → Categories

Do this, in order

1Open Categories.
2Click Add category.
3Name the group and pick a parent if nested.
4Save.
5Assign products to categories from product edit screens.

On this screen

Category tree: Hierarchy of product groups.
Add category: New group node.
Product count: SKUs in each category.

9. Product detail

Edit one product, stock by warehouse, and movements.

Open Product detail

Inventory → Products → click a product

Do this, in order

1Open the product from Products.
2Edit name, price, category, and status inline.
3Check stock by warehouse.
4Click Record movement to receive or issue stock with a reason.
5Review movement history linked on the page.

On this screen

On hand: Quantity per warehouse or unlimited for digital/service.
Reorder level: When low stock alerts fire.
Record movement: Stock in or out.
Variants: Size/color SKUs when enabled.

10. Warehouse detail

Manage zones and stock held in one warehouse.

Open Warehouse detail

Inventory → Warehouses → click a warehouse

Do this, in order

1Open the warehouse from the list.
2Review zones and add zones if your process uses bin locations.
3Scan stock on hand for discrepancies.
4Record movement from here to transfer in or out.
5Start an audit session when doing a physical count.

On this screen

Zones: Areas within the warehouse for bin tracking.
Stock on hand: Products and quantities at this site.
Movements: Recent ins and outs for this location.

11. Add a product

Create a catalog item with name, SKU, and starting stock.

Open Add a product

Inventory → Products → New product.

Do this, in order

1Open Inventory → Products.
2Click New product.
3Enter name and SKU.
4Pick a category and warehouse.
5Set the starting quantity if you already have stock.
6Save.

On this screen

Name / SKU: What staff search for and the unique code.
Category: Folder in the catalog.
Warehouse / quantity: Where the first units live.
Save: Adds the product to the catalog.

12. Adjust stock

Record a count correction, receipt, or write-off.

Open Adjust stock

Inventory → Movements → New movement (or Adjust on a product).

Do this, in order

1Open Inventory → Movements, or open a product and choose Adjust.
2Pick the type.
3Select product and warehouse.
4Enter quantity and a clear reason.
5Save. Check the product quantity after.

On this screen

Type: In, out, or adjust.
Product / warehouse: What changed and where.
Quantity / reason: How many and why. Reason is required.
Save: Writes the movement. This changes on-hand stock.

Ask how to do a job

I will walk you through each click.

Ask how to set something up. When you finish a step, type done.