The Inventory Manager offers a new, intuitive way to manage your inventory. Like the Sales Order Manager, Purchase Order Manager, and Business Activity Manager, the Inventory Manager lets you quickly view products and their inventory levels using either default or customizable Bars and Buttons for quick access to essential information. With the Inventory Manager, you…
If you’ve ever found yourself swimming in a sea of product tags, invoices, and a daunting spreadsheet that seems to grow wilder by the day, you’ve probably asked yourself, “Do I need small business inventory software?”
Have you ever wondered what keeps the wheels of manufacturing and engineering industries turning smoothly? A key component is a BOM, which is short for Bill of Materials. This nifty little list is like the ultimate recipe for any product, big or small, that comes out of these industries.
Imagine walking into your favorite coffee shop, craving that perfect cup of morning brew, only to find they’ve run out of your preferred blend. Frustrating, right? This is a classic example of what businesses aim to avoid through effective inventory management.
Have you ever found yourself lost in the abyss of your stockroom, wondering if there’s a better way to track that mountain of products? Well, there is, and it’s called barcoding. It’s like giving your products a digital handshake that says, “I’ve got my eye on you.”
Have you ever wondered how businesses keep their operations smooth and avoid the chaos of overstocking or running out of inventory? One secret ingredient to that magic is understanding and managing something called “Inventory Days on Hand” (DOH). This might sound like a bit of accounting jargon, but trust me, it’s a concept that can make or break a business’s efficiency.