#Inventory labs review update
#Inventory labs review software

The SKULabs mobile app has pretty poor performance. When inventory is released back into inventory during the shipment/cancellation process combined with the picking/scanning can be a little confusing, but some quick testing can shed some light on how it is handled and is easy once you get the hang of it. It takes a little testing to fully understand how the inventory is handled during the cancellation/picking/shipment process. Solid integration with sales channels, and shipping services including Amazon SFP Shipping. Very intuitive and usable GUI that doesn't overwhelm users.

#Inventory labs review software

Most software add on barcode scanning as almost an afterthought and that is apparent in its use, but SKULabs seems to hold it at its core and it becomes a very powerful tool. The integration of barcode scanning is very extensive in this software. On that note, the logging system for products is very nice to be able to look back at when/how/why units were changed to track what is going on with any given product. Also, we do not see the 'anomalies' we saw in other software programs we used where inventory would just be off on occasion with no explanation.

#Inventory labs review update

Import/export functions are solid for being able to mass update to, or from SKULabs. Overall SKULabs has really improved our accuracy in shipping, receiving PO's, and doing periodic inventory counts.

Skulabs is like an infant child: You have to watch it constantly as problems will popup consistently and you have to solve them or else bad things can happen. You have to keep you eye on them since stupid things can happen, but for the most part they do okay just leaving them alone and letting them do their thing. So I compared this one to my last one like this: My last inventory control solution was like a teenager. It is a must to pay them to set it up since it is most certainly not a plug and play type situation. There are lots of little things about this software that if you don't get right then it won't work at all. I can't imagine what it would be like if you had thousands. If you don't put it in exactly, you won't find your product.

Have not found a better alternative yet CONS I have found it was a software written by software engineers (of course) that probably have never run a store before. Once you understand how the software works, it works pretty well about 90-95 percent of the time. It, for the most part, does what I wanted it to do. Skulabs solved the problem of me paying too much for my previous inventory control program.