My Inventory Online allows even the smallest of companies the chance to use a professional inventory management system, and at a fraction of the cost of some of the industry leaders, it is also worth noting that there are no minimum terms involved and any subscription can be changed or cancelled at any time. A no obligation free account is also available (with limited data) in order for companies to first get a feel for the software and gauge whether it fits their requirements before changing to a paid subscription.
The software has been primarily targeted at the small to medium sized business who have been using spreadsheets and word documents to keep track of their stock and create invoices because of the high costs of most inventory solutions.The change in platform, spurred on my the ever increasing speed of broadband services and uptake of cloud services, also means that smaller companies, without an IT infrastructure in place, can now use the software without the added cost of IT support staff, server maintenance and daily data backups as all your data is now securely managed on the cloud. The four plans on offer start from as little as 12.99 USD per month and each plan offers its users the full range of My Inventory Online features, the only restriction being how much data can be saved.
The system has been created to be as flexible as possible in order to cater for many business models across the world but has still managed to remain fairly intuitive and easy to use. The main features (but not a comprehensive list) of the system are: Sales and purchase order processing (in multiple currencies), customer management, supplier management, price list management, couriers and shipping, product management, stock location management, adjustment tracking, count sheets, task management and reporting.
My Inventory Online is a web based inventory and order management system aimed at small and medium sized businesses, which simplifies your order workflow and increases operational efficiency.
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