Inventory Management

Functionality:

• Receiving — controls receiving and put-away operations. Stock can be received against a purchase order or as an unexpected receipt.
• Storing — move stock between locations in the warehouse or between warehouses. Conduct cycle counting, physical inventory operations, and quantity verification of stock in locations.
• Shipping — provides the ability to create sales orders, allocate available stock, ship it from the warehouse and print Packing Lists.
• Reporting — contains a set of reports designed to facilitate warehouse management, general inquiry and problem resolution.
• Barcode Scanning and Label Printing – receiving, put-away, movements, physical inventory, cycle counts, adjustments, picking, and shipping can be performed using RF Barcode Scanning Devices. Barcodes can be generated and printed for items, pallets and locations.
• Maintenance – provides advanced, easy to use maintenance of the core objects of the IMS system. Using a standard screen design, maintenance of warehouses, storage locations, items, units of measure, customer, owner and vendor is an intuitive process yielding fast implementation and rapid training.

• Administration — provides the ability to create and maintain system users. It also contains simple access configuration, which controls user permissions to access specific operations. Configurations:

• MINIMUM HW REQUIREMENTS: PC Pentium III 900+ MHz, RAM 512+ Mb

• SERVER/CLIENT OS: Windows 98/2000, XP
• DATABASE: Microsoft SQL 2000 or MSDE 2000
• DATA INPUT DEVICES MANUFACTURERS SUPPORT: Symbol, Telxon, Intermec, LXE, Percon, PSC, Compsee, Intelligent Instruments, HHP (Handheld Products)
• BAR CODE PRINTER MANUFACTURERS SUPPORT: Zebra, Intermec, Dymo