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Useful reads on warehouses, stock counts and audits.
Counting stock with a phone: how it worksCounting stock with a phone: the camera reads the code, the worker enters the quantity and the result lands in one shared list, shortening the paper-and-retyping chain.
Offline mode: counting where there is no signalOffline mode for counting without a signal: in a basement, a cold room or between metal racks the count does not stop, and entries merge when the connection returns.
Preparing for a stock count: a 7-day planPutting goods in place, sorting out documents and naming the people responsible: a simple plan that starts a week before count day.
Several people counting at the same timeSeveral people counting at the same time: results merge into one list, so a large warehouse can be counted in a few hours and the figures do not have time to go stale.
Counting by zone: who answers for whatCounting by zone: divide the warehouse into zones and name one person answerable for each, and no place is missed or counted twice during the stock count.
Creating a counting session: five stepsCreating a counting session: name, date, list, participants and zones are set in five steps, and a well-prepared session keeps the count running smoothly.
All articles (40)
- Counting stock with a phone: how it works
- Offline mode: counting where there is no signal
- Preparing for a stock count: a 7-day plan
- Several people counting at the same time
- Counting by zone: who answers for what
- Creating a counting session: five steps
- Choosing a stock-count contractor: eight questions
- Reading codes with a phone camera: practical tips
- What to do with goods that have no barcode
- A photo as evidence: damaged goods
- How long a stock count takes: estimating the time
- How to read a variance report
- Live progress: how much has been counted
- Fast mode: scanning one after another
- Accepting a count result: seven checks before you sign
- Double independent counting: catching errors
- Importing from Excel: loading the item list
- Exporting results to Excel
- When to run a stock count: the calendar and how often
- Exchange with 1C: how balances move across
- API integration in plain words
- Roles and permissions: who sees what
- Cut-off on count day: closing receipts and issues
- Data security: what to pay attention to
- Phone battery in the warehouse: practical tips
- Which phone suits stock counting
- Counting a builders' yard: heavy goods and open areas
- Tablet or phone: which is more convenient
- Training an employee in 15 minutes
- Handover between shifts: carrying on the count
- Counting a cold store and perishable goods
- Adjusting stock: the approval flow
- Batch and expiry dates in the app
- Counting by bin: location first, then item
- A warehouse with several owners' goods: how to run the count
- Scheduling cycle counts in the app
- The dashboard: the metrics that matter most
- Reminders and tasks: nothing gets forgotten
- An online shop's stock: Telegram, Uzum and offline balances
- A paperless warehouse: moving to digital step by step