Two Of The Most Popular Web Based Inventory Control Software
Effective inventory management plays an important role in making a sale or successfully competing with other players in the market. In today's fast digital world, not being aware of your latest status of inventory or not having good control over the warehouse, can become a big hassle in selling your products and services.
Maintaining a good stock management system on the other hand can do wonders and can even stop a business from wasting money and run more efficiently. The inventory management software could be the difference between losing customers for life and keeping them for years to come.
Ultimately, inventory management software applications allow you to track everything from your sales orders to your unique business needs. Some applications even come with integrations that can connect to your offline barcode strategy, your accounting system, and more.
So, in today's post, I am going to share two of the most popular software tools that can help you manage your inventory!
1. Zoho Inventory
The web based inventory management system is designed to help companies increase their sales, expand their business operations, and can also be linked to your Amazon, eBay, and Shopify accounts so that you can create purchase orders, manage drop shipments, and more, all from a single source.
It's a very powerful inventory tool that is constantly updated and improved, based on the observations and suggestions of its users.
Some of the features include:
- Easy to use interface
- End-to-end tracking for every item in inventory along with serial number
- Option to choose from multiple shipping integrations
- Access to accounting software and asset management tools
- Functional and easy to use mobile app
- Export tools for further offline use
- Email notifications
These are just some of the features that I've shared, where Zoho Inventory has a lot more to offer. Now even though it offers a paid version with tons of features, it also offers a free version but with limited features. So, the free version is most suitable for small and mid-sized businesses.
On the other hand, you also have the option to opt-in for a free trial version with full features and then you can upgrade as per your usability or requirements.
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2. Odoo
You can organize the locations of suppliers and customers according to their geographical location, or the volume of purchases/sales, etc. The application offers various add-ons with the help of which you can adapt it as per your business needs.
This web based inventory management system can operate in the cloud or on-premises as per the business needs.
Some of the features include:
- Warehouse planning and inventory traceability
- Different inventory valuation methods
- Keeps track of employees and employee documents
- Easy collaboration between departments
- Website building tools
- Full eCommerce functionality
- Google Spreadsheet integration
While the online version of Odoo is a fantastic open source solution for small businesses. Full, self-installed software will be more useful for large companies.
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