Wolters Kluwer Tax and Accounting Italy has announced the launch of Genya Magazzino, a new cloud solution designed to help small- and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) manage inventory more efficiently, improve data accuracy and support better business decisions.
Managing stock effectively has become a strategic priority for businesses. However, many organisations still rely on manual or disconnected processes, limiting visibility and creating inefficiencies that impact invoicing, financial reporting and planning. This reflects a broader digitalisation gap among Italian SMEs. According to Wolters Kluwer’s Future Ready Business report, only 30% are fully cloud-based, while 16% still operate entirely on-premises, highlighting a continued opportunity to modernise core business processes.
“Effective inventory management is increasingly critical for small businesses, directly impacting liquidity, operational continuity and the quality of decision-making,” said Gianluca Enea, Associate Director Technology Product Management, Wolters Kluwer Tax & Accounting Italy. “With Genya Magazzino, we are helping companies move beyond fragmented, manual processes by providing a simple, integrated solution that delivers real-time visibility and aligns inventory management with core administrative workflows.”
Genya Magazzino extends the Genya suite with dedicated functionality tailored to SMEs that need a practical and scalable approach to inventory control. Designed for companies typically employing between five and 15 people, the solution allows users to monitor stock levels in real-time, automate updates through business documents and maintain a consistent and integrated view of operations.
By integrating inventory management into a single cloud-based environment, Genya Magazzino enables businesses to streamline operations and strengthen control over their data.
