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About Inventory Software

Welcome to the Inventory Software portal. Inventory, or warehouse management software, (WMS) is often more than a just a warehouse management program. Many applications also include sales, invoicing, purchase orders, accounts payable/receivable, report writing, job tracking, supply chain management, scheduling and other ERP/MRP software applications. The purpose of Inventory Software is to provide a way to track inventory levels, track product locations, track suppliers, orders and more. Inventory software applications can be integrated with bar code reading systems for more efficient tracking of goods and even RFID (radio frequency identification) for high tech tracking and other applications.

Web based inventory management software offers traceability or genealogy capability. See Inventory and warehouse management for more applications.

 

Directories

Inventory Barcode Scanning RFID

Manufacturing ERP SRM Warehouse Management

Supply Chain Management SCM Production Scheduling

Benefits of Inventory Software

Faster time to market Faster order fulfillment More satisfied customers Reduced inventory carrying costs More efficient warehouse operations Reduced production down-time Automatic ordering from suppliers when pre-set inventory level is reached

Inventory Software Innovations

RFID technology will eventually have a huge impact on Inventory software, due to the mountains of data it can generate about the location of pallets, cases, cartons, totes and individual products in the supply chain. RFID will allow for a high level of logistics processes automation and highly increased operational accuracy allowing manufacturers to increase efficiency, reduce operating costs and minimize errors caused by the human factor.