by Micah Hartmann | Jul 29, 2021 | Inventory
Wendy manages a clothing store. One day, Customer X orders a red, medium women’s t-shirt via social media. Assuming there is available stock, Wendy confirms the order and promises delivery. However, the item is out of stock. The customer is naturally upset and...
by Matt Kostan | Apr 20, 2016 | Barcoding
You’ll be hard-pressed to find a business with stocked products that wouldn’t benefit from barcoding. Yet there are still quite a surprising number of companies that aren’t benefiting from the convenience and accuracy afforded by barcodes simply...
by inFlow Inventory | Feb 7, 2012 | Product Updates
Often at the beginning of a new year you’ll want to change the prices of your old stock, and updating those prices one product at a time can be labour intensive. inFlow has an easy way to reduce or set up new prices all at once to save you time and effort!... by inFlow Inventory | Feb 1, 2012 | Product Updates
A quick and easy way to count your inventory at the end of the year (and to periodically make sure that your inventory hasn’t “grown legs” and walked away in the interim) is to use count sheets. Now this is something you can do in the Premium... by inFlow Inventory | Jan 24, 2012 | Product Updates
Two weeks ago we talked about getting the cost value of your inventory and last week about reviewing outstanding orders. This week, we’ll be looking at pulling your total purchases and total sales for the last year as well as your related tax info. You...
