We're glad you liked it! Thanks for watching and happy barcoding :)

Thank you for the amazing compliment, this means a lot to our marketing team and I made sure to share this with them! They are indeed putting a lot of thoughts, efforts and hard work in making all media. Thanks again for your continuous support. -JC

Good catch! Yes please take a look at our up to date 2024 version of this intro video kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qd6lfbpknNjMlmQ.html -JC

if you already have barcodes, its easiest to make a csv of the relevant information and import it as product details. For more assistance, we look forward to help you. please contact [email protected]! -JC

Hey pinedajhames4355, I'm not entirely sure I understand your question. Please reach out to our support team at [email protected] and they will be happy to assist you :) Take care :)

Hello juddandrewuy9995! If you buy and sell an item in sacks but store it in different units, make sure to use the proper sales and purchase units of measure (e.g., 1 sack = 25 mini sacks/kg/etc.). You don't need to have different SKUs for them. Please check this article about the cost and price with different units of measure: www.inflowinventory.com/support/cloud/what-if-i-sell-my-items-in-a-different-unit-than-i-purchase/#:~:text=as%20the%20unit.-,How%20does%20the%20pricing%20work%20with%20the%20units%20of%20measure%3F,-When%20entering%20your If you have any other questions, please reach out to our support team directly at [email protected] and they will help you :) Take care :)

Thanks for watching! You can use multiple scanners, absolutely, as long as they are each signed into their own user account. You can read more about our scanners here: www.inflowinventory.com/support/cloud/how-do-i-use-a-barcode-scanner-with-inflow/#inflow_tab_0 Thanks! :)

Hi there! You can find all the info about API at our Learning Center article, here: www.inflowinventory.com/support/cloud/inflows-api/

Thanks so much for watching! We love making these podcasts, and it's always great to hear people are enjoying them :)

hi there! great question. You will need to setup your Xero account first before connecting with inFlow. When inFlow pushes the invoices it can create the products for you inside XERO, but your other details like Taxes, and Accounts you want to use will all need to be setup in Xero first before making the connection! ^PT

@@inFlowInventory it same goes with the customer and vendor inside inflow, once it pushes in xero its automatically create the customer and vendor in xero side?

@@pinedajhames4355 That is correct, it can automatically create the vendors and/or customers for you if they do not already exist in Xero! - AM

Hi Jeremy! At 15:54 Phil shows you where you can set freight so that shipping costs will affect the sales order subtotal and be recorded in the freight field on sales orders. You can also check our Learning Center article about EasyPost here: www.inflowinventory.com/support/cloud/shipping-with-inflow-cloud-and-easypost/ ^NI

Hi Brettsky88, thank you for leaving a comment. We have another youtube video on QBO integration that you might find helpful, here is a link to the direct timestamp kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Z9iWjKqDy7Sanp8.htmlsi=CS4PjNAp1fWY27HN&t=356 . For further inquiries, please don't hesitate to contact us at [email protected]~ -JC

@@inFlowInventory thank you!

Hi @stonecolly, thanks for providing this feedback regarding our Subscription Pricing. I have gone ahead and shared this with our team, who will consider this moving forward. Our team always considers competitor pricing to stay aligned with the market and we hope to see you in the future! - JK

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Thank you so much for watching and appreciating the graphics! We're glad to hear you enjoyed this episode and we look forward to creating more!

@@inFlowInventory of course! Really interesting stuff, positively surprised by the quality of the video, audio, and content :) Keep it up!

@@svendpai Thanks so much for the kind words and encouragement! Hope you have a great day! - Melinda

Hello FSSmash! Just-In-Time (JIT) and Economic Order Quantity (EOQ) are two popular ways to manage inventory. They both want to save money on inventory while making sure there's enough to meet customer needs. They are alike in some ways but also have some differences.

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Hi there, Unfortunately, inFlow currently only allows printing from Purchase Orders, but we have received this feedback before. I have submitted this again for you so that our team can consider adding this feature in a future update. Thank you for your feedback! -JK

Hi @FernandoC, thanks for the question! We do apologize but order syncing with our Shopify integration cannot be turned off at this time. This feedback will be sent to our development team to consider for the future. If you have any further questions, please reach out to Support here: www.inflowinventory.com/contact-support -JK

Hello carloschap6569, I'm sorry to say that Descriptions cannot be selected as a column in reports. If you wish to review the descriptions of your items, you can export the Product details. If you need help with this, please feel free to contact our support team.

Hi carloschap6569, if you encounter any problems with reports, please don't hesitate to contact our support team at [email protected], and they will do their best to assist you. Take care! 😊

Thanks for watching the video and for the comment @fdj3436! In regard to your question, can you confirm if you meant "the automatic creation and completion of the manufacturing order when you fulfill a SALES(?) order"? If so, as long as your BoM is set properly for the 'bundled item', your employees will not need to scan each specific component of the bundle into the Manufacturing Order. If this automatic creation of the MO setting is turned on, once you have picked the 'bundled item' on the Sales Order, there will be a pop-up to advise that a Manufacturing Order was created. You can then click the pop-up to head to that MO directly and check if the quantities are correct. Please feel free to reach out here if you have further questions: www.inflowinventory.com/contact-support

Thank you for the answer ! Yes this is exaclty the situation i'm interested in. The issue is face is : how do we do the picking then (knowing that we WANT our employee to scan each specific component of the bundle) ?@@inFlowInventory

Hello @Drickles0 :) If you encounter any problems with the integration, please don't hesitate to contact our support team at [email protected]. Our team will do their best to assist you. Take care!

Hey Heather, One solution to this is to set up different 'Locations' for your inventory. Once you have done that, you can set the Main Location on a Sales Order so that the order can deduct stock from your selection, once the order has been picked/fulfilled. For information on setting up multiple Locations, please visit our Learning Centre article here: www.inflowinventory.com/support/cloud/how-do-i-handle-inventory-in-multiple-locations/

Hi Michelle! You reached out to us here at inFlow Inventory 😊 We're GS1 partners, which means you can obtain UPC barcodes directly from GS1 US from us here: gtin.inflowinventory.com/ If you're looking to speak with someone at GS1, we recommend getting in touch with them directly. You can contact them here: www.gs1us.org/who-we-are/contact-us Thanks! ^NI

Thank you so much!

Hi here! Please reach out to our Support team at [email protected] where we can assist you further with this error! Thanks :)

Hi here! Please reach out to our Support team at [email protected] where we can assist you further with this error! Thanks :)

Hey @ashottonaganyan5821 yes, you can do it through the Current Stock list using the desktop version of inFlow. Please refer to the following steps: www.inflowinventory.com/support/cloud/print-product-labels-in-inflow/#inflow_tab_4 :) Cheers :)

@@inFlowInventory perfect, thank you! 🙂

Hi siddharthasharma1603 :) No, deactivated products don't need to have SKUs since you are not going to use them (products) anymore :) Take care :)

Hi Raghu, This EasyPost integration is directly implemented with inFlow Cloud, however we do not have a direct integration with SalesCloud. We are able to connect to SalesForce via Extensiv (formerly known as CartRover). If you have further questions, please contact Support here: www.inflowinventory.com/contact-support Thank you!

Thank you for your feedback :)

Hi there! Please reach out to our Sales team for info on how to switch over the inFlow Cloud, where you'll have access to Barcodes and more. You can contact them by heading to the link here -> www.inflowinventory.com/contact-sales

Hi Chinkai, thank you so much for your comment! inFlow Inventory is an inventory management software that also lets you create your own barcodes and labels, enable your own Showroom for B2B transactions, and much more! Fore more info about our software, please visit www.inflowinventory.com/ and try it our for 14 days free of charge 😁😁 ^NI

Hi Suci, thank you for your comment! If you're interested in inFlow Cloud, you can contact our amazing Sales Team here: www.inflowinventory.com/contact-sales. Thank you! ^NI

Hi Kapadyak! Using the formula in the video, with a markup of 25% (or 0.25), your margin would then be 20% (or 0.2). Margin = 0.25 divided by 1.25 = 0.2 Let us know if that helps! ^AM

Hey :) Thank you very much for your feedback. I will share it with the rest of our team :) Have a nice rest of the day :)

hi there, length width and height is already included in the Measurements of a product~! If you are using the desktop app, you can see it in the Extra Info tab. If you are using the web app, click Add Measurements in a product's page. If you have further questions, please feel free to reach us at [email protected]. -JC

Hey! Sure, you can have cubic feet as the unit, simply type the name of the measurement in the field Standard Unit of measure. If you have more questions, please, contact us via this email [email protected]

Hey Luis, We can absolutely help you with that. Please reach out to our support team: www.inflowinventory.com/contact-support Cheers, Jared

Hi Tom, with inFlow you can track products across an unlimited number of locations. You would be following our asset tracking workflow, which you can learn more about here www.inflowinventory.com/support/cloud/can-i-use-inflow-for-asset-tracking/

Hi Ali, thanks for reaching out! We're using our inventory software called inFlow Cloud - you can find out more about our product on our website here: www.inflowinventory.com/ :)

Hi Ali, thanks for reaching out! We're using our inventory software called inFlow Cloud - you can find out more about our product on our website here: www.inflowinventory.com/ :)

Hi there, thanks for the comment. Which software doesn't look the same, inFlow or DYMO's? DYMO has 2 main softwares, DYMO Connect (their newest software for their newest printers) and DYMO Label. inFlow is only compatible with DYMO label and won't work with the newer DYMO connect. So it's important to have a label printer that does support DYMO Label (ie the DYMO 450 model). We do also have a new label software that will be releasing in the next few weeks that will be compatible with most label printers (DYMO, Zebra, Brother etc) and should make the process a lot easier! I do hope that helps, if you have specific questions you can always reach out to us at [email protected] and we can help you further!

Hi Taylan, other than creating a new product with a unique product name and barcode each time, you can consider use the scanner to scan the barcode as the product barcode AND name. For example product name Apple and barcode 01230, you can use the scanner to scan so that name and barcode is both 01230, but you would probably want to remark it as Apple in the description sometime after.

Hi Mitchell, thanks for the comment. Was there something we could help you with? If you have any specific questions about inFlow you can always reach out to us at [email protected]! Thanks! ^PT