With inventory scales and sensors, distributors can manage more customers with fewer site visits and less labor.
Lack of visibility can lead to stockouts, rush orders, and higher operational costs. Mobile apps and sensors are a better way to do data-driven MRO inventory auto-replenishment.
Managing wire and cable inventory has long been one of the toughest challenges for contractors and distributors. By combining manufacturer innovations with smarter digital tracking, you can finally gain the visibility you need across warehouses, trucks, and job sites.
Right-size consignment with point-of-use usage data, not guesswork.
I wish more distributors would appreciate how much better it is to do cycle counting versus ordering when they set up their new vendor-managed inventory (VMI) app to manage point-of-use (stockroom, clinic, jobsite, vehicle, etc) inventory for customers.
eTurns TrackStock has many features that can help distributors and their customers replenish point-of-use inventory more efficiently.
As a smart distributor, you aren’t avoiding consignment. You’re using it as a strategic leg up. With solutions like eTurns TrackStock, you eliminate unnecessary inventory, cut carrying costs, and provide your clients with unprecedented service and reliability.
These medical supply inventory management methods help healthcare providers reduce stockouts, prevent expiration-related waste, automate replenishment, and decrease the amount of time they spend on replenishment.
Cycle count software automates the manual cycle counting process with barcode scanning, auto-replenishment and help with categorizing your inventory subsets. Learn how it can help you optimize inventory, reduce shrinkage and improve accuracy.
