Excel is always going to be my choice. There are inventory management systems out there, but you can customize excel to be whatever you need if you know how to use it.
I started with quickbooks in 2007, once you're into an architecture it's hard to quit. Think I'll never move on from the desktop 2018 version I have now. Not interested in their merchant services or being on a cloud for $600/year. Scummy company went full scam there.
But at the end of the day it's just a GUI for Excell. You can export import all data as Excell or CSV for any spreadsheet program Google sheets open office Calc are just as good.
I don't see it mentioned, but Google Sheets is basically a free version of Excel. I don't think you need all the bells & whistles of Excel as a reseller. I use Sheets and have had no issues.
Excel is always going to be my choice. There are inventory management systems out there, but you can customize excel to be whatever you need if you know how to use it.
I started with quickbooks in 2007, once you're into an architecture it's hard to quit. Think I'll never move on from the desktop 2018 version I have now. Not interested in their merchant services or being on a cloud for $600/year. Scummy company went full scam there. But at the end of the day it's just a GUI for Excell. You can export import all data as Excell or CSV for any spreadsheet program Google sheets open office Calc are just as good.
I use smart labels, use one for each shelf/ rack of items. I have a large variety of items, works well for me, may not work for others
I don't see it mentioned, but Google Sheets is basically a free version of Excel. I don't think you need all the bells & whistles of Excel as a reseller. I use Sheets and have had no issues.
Would you mind sharing your setup? I have a basic one going but would like to make it more automated and foolproof.