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<blockquote data-quote="Graham Wakefield" data-source="post: 32905" data-attributes="member: 17">Re: What do you want from inventory software?For what it&#039;s worth, I do it because I can send other people to pick a rental from my shop without them having to know where things are stored. I just moved into a 8,000 sq foot part of a warehouse and it&#039;s becoming more and more useful every day. I know I can confidently send someone in to pick and prep a simple rental without them ever having used the equipment or been in my warehouse before and that they should be mostly okay. The current big thing I&#039;m working on is labeling cases as they go out with a 4x6 piece of poly plastic with the item&#039;s in the case, the customer and the delivery address, and the return date. Either way, labeling can help you in a bunch of different ways, and for those nooks and crannies, assign them one location and just use it like that. Like you could have your location set up as&nbsp; A100A, where A is the zone or section of shelves, 100 is the location or group of shelves, and A is the shelf.&nbsp; It just needs to be in order, and something someone can follow.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Graham Wakefield, post: 32905, member: 17"] Re: What do you want from inventory software? For what it's worth, I do it because I can send other people to pick a rental from my shop without them having to know where things are stored. I just moved into a 8,000 sq foot part of a warehouse and it's becoming more and more useful every day. I know I can confidently send someone in to pick and prep a simple rental without them ever having used the equipment or been in my warehouse before and that they should be mostly okay. The current big thing I'm working on is labeling cases as they go out with a 4x6 piece of poly plastic with the item's in the case, the customer and the delivery address, and the return date. Either way, labeling can help you in a bunch of different ways, and for those nooks and crannies, assign them one location and just use it like that. Like you could have your location set up as A100A, where A is the zone or section of shelves, 100 is the location or group of shelves, and A is the shelf. It just needs to be in order, and something someone can follow. [/QUOTE]

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