• Tags

  Adding, Deleting, and Managing Tags Tags offer a versatile way to categorize your inventory, facilitating easy search and organization. While workspaces are typically used for a specific task, event or login, tags allow you to assign items a characteristic based on any other criteria. Adding tags: Direct Input: Enter tags directly into the 'Tags' field when adding or editing items or workspaces. Via the ‘Add Tag’ Button: Access the 'Tags' page and use the designated button to create neFew readers

• Adding Items

  Adding Inventory Items Adding items to AuctionBlaze is simple, whether you're on the web or using the mobile app. You have multiple options: adding items individually, scanning a code, or using the Bulk Import feature for multiple items. On the web, navigate to the Items tab and click "Add Item". Enter item details like name and quantity. You can also add additional information like price, images, and variants. Click "Create" and your item is added to your inventory. On the mobile app,Few readers

• How to set the view of an inventory Item

  How to set the view of an inventory Item The Item Overview Builder gives you full control over how asset details are displayed.  Default view: You can: Choose Visible Fields: Select exactly which data points (like quantity, price, cost, barcode, etc.) appear on your item overview dashboard. Reorder Layout: Arrange the fields in your preferred order using up and down arrows toFew readers

• Bulk Importing New Items Into Inventory

  Bulk Importing New Items Easily add new items to your AuctionBlaze inventory by uploading a CSV or Excel file using our import template. Importing your inventory in bulk from Excel, Numbers, Google Sheets, or another spreadsheet can save you valuable time and effort. Import your inventory from a .csv or .xlsx file in a snap and start managing your items in 1 minute. AuctionBlaze has an intelligent field mapping logic to help ensure data integrity / clean data formats. (https://storage.crFew readers

• Transactions

  Transactions audit reporting in an Inventory Management System (IMS) is crucial for several reasons: Accuracy and Accountability: It ensures all inventory movements, adjustments, and transactions are accurately recorded, helping track discrepancies or errors. Fraud Prevention: Audit reports can identify suspicious activity, such as unauthorized inventory changes, reducing the risk of theft or fraud. Improved Decision-Making: Detailed transaction histories provide insights intoFew readers