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Inventory management is essential regardless of industry
Some businesses, regardless of their industry, often ignore inventory control. It’s a delusion to think that inventory management is only related to the retail sector. It is an essential activity for numerous industries. The main goal of inventory management is to maintain optimal stock levels and a seamless supply chain. A lack of inventory control can result in severe losses for businesses.
The choice in favor of mobile solutions
Nowadays more and more companies switch to mobile solutions for inventory management. It is much more convenient than paperwork and speeds up the process several times. Mobile inventory management apps allow users to collect accurate data instantly right in the field. Moreover, it is the most reliable way and the obtained data is always at hand. According to a new research report by Global Market Insights, Inc., the inventory management software market size is set to exceed USD 5 billion by 2026.
Inventory Anything app: a small but smart pocket tool
Despite the wide variety in the inventory management app market, it is extremely difficult to find the optimal and affordable solution. Therefore, Snappii took into account all the basic user requirements and created a smart, user-friendly, and absolutely affordable Inventory Anything app. With the help of this app users can to:
– fill out the pre-made mobile form;
– capture photos, text, cost, etc.;
– scan bar codes;
– calculate sales, costs, and profit;
– search and edit saved inventories;
– generate the PDF reports based on completed forms;
– share the reports via all available sharing options.
The Snappii team has created a short demo video to show the Inventory Anything app in action. The app is available in both Apple App Store and Google Play.
If you have your own familiar and well-established forms and don’t want to refuse them, the Snappii team is able to convert them to the app. It’s fast and affordable. Send us your forms and requirements and get a free quote to start.
