Ventipix Inventory Manager

Name: Ventipix Inventory Manager Introduction Video
Uploaded: 2024-04-05T18:15:05Z
Duration: 1 min 33 s
Description: Use smartphones to track inventory by scanning barcodes or NFC

Develop by Ventipix

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Use smartphones to track inventory by scanning barcodes or NFC

Low stock alerts

Adjust quantities

Scan barcodes

Scan nfc tags

View inventory

Transfer inventory

Conduct stock counts

Trace items

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About Ventipix Inventory Manager

Launched Jul 20, 2020

Built by Ventipix

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Bradford, BFP, GB

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Introduction Video

Description

Ventipix Inventory Manager makes managing stockroom inventory simple.

Use smartphones to scan barcodes or NFC tags. With the scanned data, you can then view inventory details, make quantity adjustments, do inventory transfers, and stock counts.

Use smartphones to scan barcodes or NFC tags. With the scanned data, you can then view inventory details, make quantity adjustments, do inventory transfers, and stock counts. more

Reduce or increment inventory quantities and log the adjustment records.
Get notified when stock levels fall below defined thresholds.
Trace inventory items received from fulfilled Purchase Orders.

Pros

Easy to use with smartphones for scanning barcodes or NFC tags
Facilitates real-time inventory tracking and management
Allows for quantity adjustments and inventory transfers on the go
Supports stock counts and helps in maintaining accurate inventory records
Provides notifications when stock levels fall below predefined thresholds
Can trace inventory items received from fulfilled Purchase Orders

Cons

Relies on smartphone availability and battery life for continuous operations
May require a learning curve for users unfamiliar with barcode/NFC scanning technology
Potential limitations in integrating with existing inventory management systems