Inventory Management
Inventory management is the strategic oversight of stock to ensure the right products are available in the right quantities, locations, and times. It’s essential for controlling costs, streamlining operations, and meeting customer demand.
Though often confused with warehouse management, inventory management covers stock across multiple locations. Warehouse management, by contrast, focuses on the movement and storage of goods within a single facility.
Why Use NextSmartShip Inventory Management
User-Friendly
System
Monitor all your inventory and SKUs through a centralized dashboard. Sync data with your online store in real time to keep everything accurate and up to date.
Transparent & Affordable Storage
Enjoy 60 days of free warehousing, no receiving fees, and clear, straightforward billing. Control your budget and protect your profit margins with ease.
Exceptional
Accuracy Rate
Powered by advanced WMS automation and expert quality control, we deliver 99.99% order accuracy – so you don't have to worry about inventory errors.
Why Use Our
Inventory Management System
FAQs.
Monitoring the inventory level in real-time is important, you can check the remaining quantity of each SKU and make replenishment plan in time.
Keeping inventory means your money is tied into it. With automated inventory management, you’ll efficiently manage inventory levels, so the cash flow within your business remains positive.
If you sell on different multichannel e-commerce platforms/shopping carts, an inventory management system will improve inventory visibility. It will help you coordinate orders across your sales channels. In this way, you’ll cut losses when it’s time to replenish stocks for new holiday trends.
Our OMS allows you to track orders from sales to order fulfilment, a process more commonly known as order tracking. The technology facilitates collaboration between teams, and effective communication with suppliers, customers, and shipping agents
Through technologies such as barcode scanning, you can instantly make new orders and verify the status of other pre-existing refill requests. Barcode scanning will also help you manage cycle counts.
