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DonLarson
4 years agoQrew Elite
Annie,
Inventory gets complicated. Here is a model I have used
There is a fair amount going on, but not by the standards of Off the Shelf Inventory Packages.
This tracks the Manufacturer and the Vendors.
Titanium Screws are made by a handful of Manufacturers but sold by many dealers at very different price points and with different part numbers.
The Transaction Type Table is where I have Into Inventory, Out of Inventory and Inventory Adjustments which happen in the Inventory Transaction Table.
I have not explained everything, but hopefully this will help.
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Don Larson
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Inventory gets complicated. Here is a model I have used
There is a fair amount going on, but not by the standards of Off the Shelf Inventory Packages.
This tracks the Manufacturer and the Vendors.
Titanium Screws are made by a handful of Manufacturers but sold by many dealers at very different price points and with different part numbers.
The Transaction Type Table is where I have Into Inventory, Out of Inventory and Inventory Adjustments which happen in the Inventory Transaction Table.
I have not explained everything, but hopefully this will help.
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Don Larson
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AnnieRyden
4 years agoQrew Member
Hi Don!
This is immensely helpful, thank you so much! This was exactly what I needed to help get me started!
We manufacture large industrial/electrical equipment and I'm trying to transfer the process from the person who was previously in the position. I have dozens of spreadsheets manually tracking exactly this, and these are exactly the inputs that I need to track.
So far I've just set up a Projects Table with a child Products Table. Is there any more information I could provide for some more guidance? I really appreciate your message! This makes my project feel much less daunting already.
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Annie Ryden
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This is immensely helpful, thank you so much! This was exactly what I needed to help get me started!
We manufacture large industrial/electrical equipment and I'm trying to transfer the process from the person who was previously in the position. I have dozens of spreadsheets manually tracking exactly this, and these are exactly the inputs that I need to track.
So far I've just set up a Projects Table with a child Products Table. Is there any more information I could provide for some more guidance? I really appreciate your message! This makes my project feel much less daunting already.
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Annie Ryden
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