Inventory Data Management

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With solid inventory management, you know what’s in stock and order only the amount of inventory you need to meet demand.
Inventory management helps track what’s in stock and what’s on backorder, so you don’t oversell products.
Stock costs money until it sells. Carrying costs include storage handling and transportation fees, insurance, and employee salaries. Inventory is also at risk of theft, loss from natural disasters, or obsolescence.
Better planning and management help a business minimize the number of days, if any, that an item is out of stock and avoid carrying too much inventory.
With inventory tracking and stock control, you can also easily spot sales trends or track recalled products or expiry dates.
Inventory management also provides insights about which products sell and in what volume. Use that knowledge as leverage to negotiate better prices and terms with suppliers.
Good inventory management solutions save time that could be spent on other activities.
A better understanding of both availability and demand leads to higher inventory turnover, which leads to greater profits.
An efficient warehouse with items organized based on demand, which items are often sold together and other factors reduces labor costs and speeds up order fulfillment.
Customers that receive what they order on time are more loyal.

Advance your data with…

Data Cleansing

Data cleaning is a crucial step before any form of analysis can occur.

Whether text, images, video, or even data stored in spreadsheets, etc. Variux data experts can help

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Data Migration

Here we help you to transfer data from one storage system or computing environment to another automatically without any interruption.

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Data Quality Management

Accurate data is important for any business operation. No matter what field you are in, high-quality data can be very helpful for making decisions or solving problems to minimize risk and impact on your organization or customers. Contact us and shake hands together to maintain a high quality of your data.

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Data Integrations

If you are looking for efficient data management to derive meaningful insights and gain actionable intelligence, we can help with data integration. Here we combine your data from various sources into one, and unified data view.

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Support various types of inventory data

Products that are ready to be sold to customers.
Maintenance, repair, and operating goods—Inventory that is not for sale, but that supports the manufacturing process.
Essential inventory from which finished goods are made.
Additional finished inventory kept on hand to accommodate supplier shortages or unexpected increases in demand.
Not-yet-finished products—for-sale goods that have not completed the manufacturing process.

...power any inventory data management method

Retail inventory management

Inventory management for retailers refers to managing the stock you intend to sell to your customers. As a retailer, your main goal is to ensure you have enough stock to fulfill orders and customer demand. However, storing inventory is costly, so you also want to avoid overstocking your warehouse.

Multi-location inventory management

Multi-location inventory management adds further complexity as you’ll need to manage inventory across multiple stores, warehouses, or sales channels. This type of inventory management goes beyond a holistic view of all your inventory, and requires management at the location level as well, to ensure you have enough stock everywhere that you sell.

Maintaining an accurate, centralized view of inventory is essential within this system.

And automate throughout your process

Purchasing

The purchasing stage describes the steps associated with purchasing either completed products from manufacturers for sale to customers or purchasing the raw materials used in constructing products.

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Production

This step only applies to those businesses that produce their own goods; production manages the manufacturing of products from raw materials.

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Holding Stock

Raw materials and pre-sold goods need to be stored effectively. Holding stock manages storage and ensures accurate inventory.

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Sales

The sales step references the process of exchanging goods and products with customers in return for payment.

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Reporting

Finally, reporting is an essential step in determining how much inventory is selling, how much profit the inventory is generating, and where processes may be improved.

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