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Inventory Management
Enable the Inventory module
Adding to your inventory
Add inventory manually
You can manually add existing inventory quantities to your catalog items.
- Go to
Edit -> Catalogs Items
and click on the Open icon - Open a Style Code that you regularly carry inventory of, for example, the
2000 - Gildan
- Next, click on the barcode icon to open the Inventory window
- In the
In Stock
column you can enter the actual quantities that you have on hand right now - In the
Min Level
column, you can specify the minimum quantity that you wish to keep on hand at all times.- If the total stock on hand drops below this level, FastManager will automagically add the difference to the PO Wizard
- If you know the prices you paid for the current “on hand” stock items, you can include that value in the
Adjustment Cost
column. This will allow FastManager to calculate the total value of your opening stock.
Once in the Stock/POS Screen, and again to save the actual item
PO's from the PO Wizard
Whenever you convert a Quotation to a Work In Progress, FastManager adds the items from that order to the PO Wizard,
- When you create a Purchase Order and then check it in, FastManager will add those items to your inventory, then immediately “book them out” to the job.
- This will create “Movement” of your stock (qty in → qty out)
PO's that are not linked to any job
If you create a new Purchase Order directly from the Purchase Order List screen and then check it in with the Receive Goods
button, those items will “go into stock”, increasing the quantity that you have on hand of those items.
Issuing stock to open Jobs
The first place that you can do this, is at the same time as you convert your Quotation to a Work-in-progress (“Work Order”)
- Open the Quotation on the Sales Screen and click on Convert →
Work in progress
- Follow the Work Order wizard as you normally would, with one exception:
- On the last screen, before you click on Confirm Order, be sure to check the box:
Check and issue stock
- This will cause the
Stock Issue
screen to pop up when you click on Confirm Order
- Check the
In Stock
column to see what inventory you have on hand - Enter the quantities you want to issue to this job into the
Issue
column - Click on Save
The Issue Stock button on the Job Board can also be used to issue stock to open jobs:
On the Job Board → Sales Order Detail
tab, you can see what quantities have already been issued to the job in the From Stock
column:
Stock Reports
There are 4 Stock reports. You can find them all on the Reports
menu (right at the bottom)
Filter
options that allow you to filter to a particular Date Range, Style Code or Catalog.
It is highly recommended to
Filter
the report to just one Style Code, or at least one catalog at a time, or else you may end up with a very large report that can at times even cause FastManager to stop responding for some seconds while it compiles the report.This is mainly due to the fact that any given catalog can have 10's of thousands of individual SKU's, and this is compounded if you try to look at ALL the SKU's from ALL the catalogs all at once (that is 100's of thousands of items!)
Stock Movement Report
The Stock movement Report shows every transaction for a given time period that either increased or decreased the total quantity of a given item, plus the “Balance” - which is the total stock on hand after each transaction.
- It shows how inventory has moved IN and OUT of FastManager over the given time period
Stock Report
The Stock Report shows the total current quantity on hand of a given item, including:
- Quantity “In stock” (not issued to any jobs)
- Quantity “In Production” (items which have already been allocated to work in progress jobs)
- Total Quantity (the sum of the previous 2 totals)
Sales by item
The Sales By Item report shows the total quantities and total value of the selected item/s that have been sold during the given time period
Retail Pricelist
The Retail Pricelist prints out a list of the selling price/s at each of the configured available quantity breaks for a selected Style or catalog.