At its core, inventory management is about ensuring businesses have just enough stock to meet demand. It requires a careful balance between avoiding tying up capital in overstocked inventory and preventing lost sales due to stockouts.
But there’s quite a bit more to it than this. Companies have to grapple with many challenges, like space constraints and lack of inventory visibility, while deciding how best to manage their inventory in the first place.
The top inventory management software for QuickBooks for 20 years
Trace, scan, pack and more with Fishbowl
Efficiently and effectively track raw materials, products, and vendor or client purchasing data through our all-in-one inventory and warehouse management software.
Complete inventory management including advanced work orders, bills of materials, barcode scanning, and more.
Works seamlessly with QuickBooks. Always have your inventory and QuickBooks in sync.
Get all the functionality of an enterprise ERP like Netsuite, at less than 20% of the cost.
Order management
Quickly and efficiently process customer orders as they make their way through your company. See updates, issues, and shipping information all in one place.
Warehouse management
An optimized warehouse management system helps keep track of processing, receiving, stock locations, moving product, selling as well as packing and shipping.
Traceability
Know every part of a product's lifecycle from originally purchasing raw materials, production and delivery through our impressive and constant traceability features.
Our Clients Love Us
It’s amazing how it’s changed how we do things. Right now I have so much more time to do my other work because Fishbowl’s basically doing it for me. And by the click of a button I can just move on, do something else.
Katherine Quiroz
Administrative Assistant
Integrations with popular software
Whether you use Amazon, Apple, Quickbooks, Salesforce, Shopify, Xero or others, Fishbowl’s automated inventory management software pulls exactly what you need to see everything in one spot.
At its core, inventory management is about ensuring businesses have just enough stock to meet demand. It requires a careful balance between avoiding tying up capital in overstocked inventory and preventing lost sales due to stockouts.
But there’s quite a bit more to it than this. Companies have to grapple with many challenges, like space constraints and lack of inventory visibility, while deciding how best to manage their inventory in the first place.
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