Inventory Tracking System

[KAyersETC]

We have 3 facets to our business, and two of them require inventory to be kept and tracked across 3-5 vehicles, 2-3 storage sheds, and 1 warehouse at HQ. We track over 100 SKUs from sensor probes to computer boards to refrigeration valves. We are testing out inFlow for the next two weeks and so far, are generally pleased with their user interface, and integrations. Does anyone else utilize a tracking system across a similar scope? Do you like it? Do you hate it? Has anyone used inFlow before?

 

[KAyersETC]

For context, it's been a fly by the seat of the pants process, up until now. Which has worked for a long time, but we have outgrown that process and can't rely on one person to just "know" what we have, or what/when we need to re-order.

 

[the_ladyplumber]

I always wanted to try an inventory tracking system when I had employees but never pulled the trigger. I would love to hear how it works out in case I ever decide to hire again in the future.

 

[KAyersETC]

I always wanted to try an inventory tracking system when I had employees but never pulled the trigger. I would love to hear how it works out in case I ever decide to hire again in the future.

I will let you know. Look up inFlow on YouTube. There were a bunch of tutorials and interviews showing how it works and who it works for. It looks pretty integrated for any business utilizing trucks, multiple locations, and sublocations. Documents every transfer, sales order, and transaction, and can even generate barcodes and QR codes for items in your warehouse.

 

[the_ladyplumber]

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I will let you know. Look up inFlow on YouTube. There were a bunch of tutorials and interviews showing how it works and who it works for. It looks pretty integrated for any business utilizing trucks, multiple locations, and sublocations. Documents every transfer, sales order, and transaction, and can even generate barcodes and QR codes for items in your warehouse.

Thanks so much

 

[3R WoodworX]

I will let you know. Look up inFlow on YouTube. There were a bunch of tutorials and interviews showing how it works and who it works for. It looks pretty integrated for any business utilizing trucks, multiple locations, and sublocations. Documents every transfer, sales order, and transaction, and can even generate barcodes and QR codes for items in your warehouse.

Just got a QRC gun, working on a little project before we sprint it. Ill keep you guys updated when I figure it out. Have you guys checked out Kaizenify?

 

[John Talman]

I'm only entering the thread to say how pumped I am that each of you are able to connect with one another here. That was my No. 1 goal when I first thought about a community for this space.

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[the_ladyplumber]

Just got a QRC gun, working on a little project before we sprint it. Ill keep you guys updated when I figure it out. Have you guys checked out Kaizenify?

I haven’t heard of that one.

 

[KAyersETC]

Just got a QRC gun, working on a little project before we sprint it. Ill keep you guys updated when I figure it out. Have you guys checked out Kaizenify?

We looked at that and a couple other ones. We aren't selling to consumer a ton, so we aren't necessarily moving pieces like it appears they benefit the most. The parts we ship out to buyers are the same parts we also use on jobsites. We mainly just need a tracking software that can easily transfer and ship products but also keep recordings of movement.