Cash Flow Inventory Tutorial – Production Order
The purpose of a production order is to obtain material relating to a known person or business, such as bank statements and correspondence. The order requires the person specified to either hand over the material contained in the order to an officer or to grant the officer access to that material. How to Manage Production […]
Read MoreCash Flow Inventory Tutorial – Production Planning
Production planning is the planning of production and manufacturing according to demands or forecast. Right production planing keeps the right flows between supply and demands and prevent empty stocks as well as overstocks. Automated Production Planning in Cash Flow Inventory Production plans are generated according to your forecasting. Initially if you don’t enter (When added […]
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Cash Flow Inventory Tutorial – Purchase Orders
In Cash Flow Inventory Purchase orders are the buying orders (to your suppliers) for buy, receive products and billing management. Here no need additional invoice or bills only check your billing status and pay against it. Cash Flow Inventory simplifies the purchase process : According to your preferred forecast period calculate products demands and generate […]
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Cash Flow Inventory Tutorial – Purchase Payments
Purchase payments (to the suppliers against purchase orders) is for payments and dues management. Cash Flow Inventory Purchase-to-pay is an automated system that helps you to manage supplier payments against purchase orders which having dues with committed payment date. How to used purchase payments in Cash Flow Inventory : Login> Dashboard> Purchase> Payments Here by […]
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Cash Flow Inventory Tutorial – Sales Orders
Cash Flow Inventory sales orders are the orders is for sales to customers, delivery and billing management. Here no need additional invoice or bills only check your invoice status and pay against it. Sales Order usually carries information such as customer’s id, billing details, shipping details, products and it’s quantity ordered, units of measure, quantities, […]
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Cash Flow Inventory Tutorial – Sales Payments
Sales payments (from the customers against sales orders) is for payments and dues management. Cash Flow Inventory Sales-Order-have-to-collect is an automated system that helps you to manage customer due payments against sales orders/invoices which having dues with committed payment date. How to used sales invoice due payments in Cash Flow Inventory : Login> Dashboard> Sales> […]
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Cash Flow Inventory Tutorial – Reports
It is essential to know the statistical data in different types of segments for manage and develop a business. Cash Inventory provides significant reports for helping you in keeping track of your stock flow, cash flow and other inventory activities.
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Cash Flow Inventory Tutorial – Business Settings
Business settings of Cash Flow Inventory allow you to configure business information’s, logo, settings like timezone, currency, forecast period, display rows per page, Multi locations management and printing options management for bar code and qr code labels, and print settings for invoices (a4 or pos printing). Only ‘admin’ who creating account has access to manage […]
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Cash Flow Inventory Tutorial – User Settings
In Cash Flow Inventory “admin” user can Add & edit user’s permissions. “admin” user can customize permissions for new and existing users in different segments like page level permission (permission to access a page) and operation levels permission like add, edit, delete suppliers, customers, employees, products, stock transfers, purchase orders, sales orders, and other operational activities. How […]
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Cash Flow Inventory Tutorial – Other Settings
Cash Flow Inventory can easily manage manage Taxes, Payment Terms, Payment Methods and Shipping methods. Here you can manage (add, edit, delete) Taxes, payment terms, Payment Methods and shipping methods. Taxes : Easily manage your purchase & sales taxes. Purchase taxes are exclusive in Cash Flow Inventory from purchase amount because if your taxes are […]
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