Inventory Transfers Between Stores
One store is out of the tent another store has four of. This short walkthrough shows the transfer that fixes it, and the trail it leaves.
Lo que verá
- Spotting the imbalance in the inventory summary
- Putting the receiving screen into transfer mode
- Both sides of the movement, in one save
- The transfer history and inventory audit behind it
Por qué importa
Stock sitting in the wrong store is money you have already spent and cannot sell. A transfer takes under a minute and is the cheapest inventory you will ever buy.
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Transcripción
Boulder has four of the tent that Fort Collins keeps selling out of. That's a thirty second problem. The inventory summary shows you the imbalance across every location in one table. Switch the receiving screen into transfer mode, choose where the stock is going, and add the items the same way you would add them to a sale. Save it, and both sides move at once: out of the sending store, into the receiving one. No adjustment, no double counting, and no stock that exists in two places.
Because both stores share one catalog, nothing has to be re-keyed at the other end: the item, its cost and its variation arrive with the stock. The transfer report keeps the history, so you can see what moved, when, who moved it and what it was worth.
Sell the stock you already own, from whichever store it's sitting in.
Ejecútelo con sus propios productos
Nada en esta guía es una maqueta. Inicie una prueba gratuita, importe su catálogo y pruebe el mismo flujo de trabajo con sus propias cifras.