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Inventory Control
The Inventory module provides exceptional control, and a clear picture of
stock movements and valuation. The Inventory module can accommodate small
companies with a single warehouse to large companies with multiple warehouse
locations. Bins, kit items and serial, lot, standard, average, FIFO and LIFO
costing is supported. Multi level bills of materials and unique pricing features
are also available.
• Item Entry
Define inventory items, assign vendors,
scan images, and view quantity on hand information. Users may also define
unit of measure conversions.
• Item Warehouse Entry
Define stock items for specific warehouses
using this option. Users may set reorder quantities (for use with the Auto
purchasing features), as well as view quantity information (On Hand, Available,
on Sales Order, on Purchase Order, etc)
• Customer Item Pricing
Set special pricing for an individual
customer or a set of customers (if Accounts Receivable module is installed).
Users may create discount, markup, or override prices for customers, which
will automatically appear during order entry.

• Transaction Processing Options
Adjust inventory quantities quickly and
easily through receipt, shipment, adjustment, warehouse transfers, and production
options. If users do not have the Sales Order or Purchase Order modules,
receipt and shipment transactions are supported to enter sales and purchase
orders.
• Bill of Material Entry
Create kit items with an unlimited number
of components.
• Physical Inventory Work Sheet
Create and print worksheets to adjust
item quantities.
• Auto Purchasing
Users may set order quantities to automatically
reorder stock based on current quantities. If the Purchase order module
is installed, users may automatically create purchase orders.
• Inventory Valuation Report
Print the current inventory quantities
and values for items in all warehouses.
• Inventory Quantities by Warehouse
Print items and respective quantities
by warehouse.
• Listings
Product
Line
Inventory Warehouse
Alternate Item
• Other Reports
Inventory
Transaction History
Inventory Movement,
Inventory Usage by Product
Inventory Allocation
by Product Line
Bill of Materials
Explosion
Inventory Reorder
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