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b. Choosing the Best Inventory Method

Review each method and decide the best method for your program.

BinWise Recommendation: Programs that use multiple methods have the best success.

 

(Using A Scanner)

Barcode Labels

Good Use: Designated Cellar, Designated Bins, Cases, Low Volume Sales Items, Liquor Storage, Beer Storage

Bad Use: BTG Bottles, Bar, Kegs, High Volume Sales Items

BinWise Recommendation: Larger Wine Sku Programs Use At Least Some Labels

Setup: Heavy Upfront Work, Maintenance Minimal With Consistent Actions

 

Please watch the Inventory Intro Video for best recommendations on how to use barcode labels.

Must Use Laser Printer for best results.

 

 

Scan Sheets

Good Use: All Restaurants, Rotating Cellars/Bins, Smaller Programs, Bar, Liquor Program, Beer Program, High Volume Sales Items

Bad Use: Large Wine Programs Only, Unable to Prep Before Inventory

BinWise Recommendation: Great to use for all programs, but larger sku wine programs should not rely on this method alone.

Setup - Medium Upfront Work, Medium to Low Maintenance During Inventory Prep

Scan Sheets Video Here - add link

 

 

(No Scanner)

 

CSV File Upload

 Good Use: Small to Medium Programs, Minimal Counting Locations, First Inventory In BinWise

Bad Use: Larger Programs, Multiple Counting Locations

BinWise Recommendation: An Excellent method for smaller programs & new BinWise accounts that are unable to properly setup their location for labels and scan sheets.

Setup - Minimal setup - must watch Video Here

  

 

 

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