stockCoster tm
2.1
Inventory Control Software for Windows |
Only $199 (requires nutraCoster
2.1)
Free Demo
Versions 1.1, 2.0 and 2.1 Comparison
Inventory Control
- Track raw materials and/or finished products.
- Use as a Perpetual Inventory Control system or merely adjust to physical counts.
- Automatically remove used ingredients from stock.
- Calculate Costed Stock on Hand using many different costing methods including: Actual
Cost, Last Cost, Average Cost, Standard Cost, Last In First Out, First In First Out.
- Automatically add completed products to stock, and automatically remove sold products
from stock.
- Easily identify shortages. Automatically warn if items need to be reordered.
- Track the shelf life of your ingredients and finished products. Automatically warn if
items need to be used soon or are expired. Calculate the value of expired items.
- Easily adjust to physical counts. Print counting sheets sorted by stock location.
Calculate the value of variances from expected counts.
- Calculate Cost of Goods Sold.
Production Planning
- Enter or import production requirements for any time period. Interfaces with most Point
of Sale and Order Entry systems.
- Print pick lists for ingredient requirements.
- Enter or import daily sales or production. Automatically remove used ingredients from
stock. Automatically remove shipped products from stock.
Vendor Quotes
- Maintain an unlimited number of vendors on the vendor list.
- Enter quotes for any item from any vendor.
- Automatically select the best quote for each item.
- List items you obtain from each vendor.
- List vendors who supply each item.
stockCoster V2.1 System Requirements
- Requires nutraCoster Professional V2.1
- Pentium or equivalent processor
- 32 MB RAM or more
- 40 MB disk space minimum (requirements increase with the amount of inventory history you
keep and the number of inventory transactions per day)
- Windows 98, ME, 2000, XP or later
- CD-ROM Drive
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