Parkwood product stock
How can I make barcodes for products through the manager program. This is for the speed of dealing with products during sale, as well as entering and exiting products and issuing invoices
Therefore, we need to design the barcode and print it through the list of inventory items and determine the number of labels that are printed, as well as provide the manager with a barcode generator
This is my opinion through long experience in dealing with product programs, sales and accounts
We hope that my viewer will be a source of appreciation and attention, which makes the manager’s program strong among the competing programs in the markets and on the Internet.
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You can implement all of what you describe except for printing of barcodes since that will require that you customize the theme that is used to view inventory items. Currently master files like like inventory items, customers, suppliers, etc do not have the option to be viewed using a custom theme, I think your situation provides a strong case to extend themes to master files. If that’s solved you’d only need to link a barcode font in your theme.
I hope moderators classify this as an idea.
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This idea would be great … One of our entities operate in this fashion for purchase order, purchase Invoice and Sale Invoices of inventory. There is no Manager Option to print barcodes but the codes from manufacture barcodes can be used by scanning in.
We use the Manufacturer or supplier Barcodes in our inventory so no need to print barcodes but in the event some barcode needs to be printed we enter our chosen Manager “item code” into a third party Label / Barcode application to print the physical barcode.
The process definitely rules out a lot of user error when it comes to stock management and sales it is fast.
This would be possible if this type of functionality was added "Report tranformation" which writes to data entry screen
The process of printing barcodes seems easy and simple, especially as it serves those who are the owners of the manufacturer, for whom the product is the source.