Topic: Cycle Counts

A vendor-managed inventory app is used by an industrial or medical distributor to facilitate the VMI process of replenishing onsite inventory at the customers' point-of-use location (where the customer uses the inventory in the course of conducting their operations, as opposed to selling the inventory). VMI apps help distributors and customers share inventory data seamlessly and make replenishment decisions collaboratively. Learn about important features of a VMI app here. 

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Are you still counting and replenishing point-of-use inventory in an “Old School” Manual way? While many are, perhaps now is the time to learn more about the efficiencies there are to be gained from auto-replenishing, and the variety of new smart devices there are to automate the cycle counting and replenishment process.

These are the key benefits of cycle counting and a few best practices to keep in mind to create a dedicated and methodical cycle count system for tracking inventory. 

Ensure that you are investing in the best possible option for your organization’s inventory management practices by selecting an app that takes into account each of the following mobile inventory app features. 

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