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Manual Inventory Tracking
Small businesses and retailers struggle with manual spreadsheet or paper inventory tracking that becomes inaccurate and unmanageable as they scale across products and locations.
In their words
If you were taking over a 30-year-old bookstore with 10,000+ of uncatalogued books, how would you approach this?
the employees (the people who would actually use it every day) don't seem interested in moving away from the old tools they are familiar with
I have been keeping inventory via spreadsheet, which works decent. Looking at investing in a software to manage inventory.
I'm co-owner of a forthcoming store; we've signed a lease but haven't opened our doors yet.
trying to figure out the actual cost basis is a nightmare
My main ask is what to do I do with my initial count and how do I track what goes out?
I built proper inventory and production tracking systems. Made dashboards myself... The workers at the shop don’t update anything I build
I’m working 40 hours a week from my garage and have completely run out of storage.
tenemos miles de artículos y hoy demasiado del stock depende de que alguien “sepa” que algo está o que se está terminando
The solutions our Purchasing department came up with would have taken multiple people hundreds of man hours and opened the door to potential mistakes at every step.
you cant put it into inventory and DSC seems to not be able to track missing product from LSG
If I'm not there to do the ordering personally myself, we are constantly out of ingredients and I find myself running to the store almost everyday.
We still have to print out all of our orders just to keep quantity by ourselves because our website can’t even provide that basic tool.
Small business owners and retailers
Where they talk
- r/InventoryManagement
- r/smallbusiness
- r/IndiaBusiness
- r/Accounting
- r/RepairShopOwners
- r/Warehousing
- r/manufacturing
- r/excel
Tools they use today
- Excel
- Google Sheets
- QuickBooks
- Square
- fixyflow.com
- Shopify
- Bookmanager
- Claude
Why those fall short
- workers only follow the father's instructions, not the younger owner's systems
- SIMS counts SKUs, not pieces, so 200-item targets are unmeasurable and unfair
- auto sequence does not actually home items in the bay
- Vizpick mispicks items and corrupts on-hand counts; app is a joke
- parts are many; recording is slow and still not done
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