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Yes, both Linnworks Advanced and SkuVault Core have inventory syncs that will keep your inventory updated on all of your sales channels.
Yes, both Linnworks Advanced and SkuVault Core have features to prevent overselling including inventory syncs, minimum stock levels, and quantity buffers.
A buffer is an adjustment to the quantity that’s shown as available for sale and pushed out to your sales channels.
For example, let’s say Amazon, eBay, and your website are sharing quantities, and you get low, perhaps down to a quantity of one. You may not want to share that last quantity on all of your online marketplaces as it could lead to multiple buyers purchasing on different marketplaces which will result in an oversell.
A quantity buffer on that product communicates the following logic to the system: “If you get down to quantity X (“one” in the above example), then push that quantity to marketplace Y (whichever you choose),” preventing an oversell on other storefronts.
For Linnworks Advanced, inventory view is a user-specific setting, which means that each user will have their own views that do not appear on other users’ inventory screens. This allows each user to customise “My Inventory” in a way that best suits their needs without cluttering the views for other users. Users are able to create, modify or delete views that belong to them.
For SkuVault Core there are twenty different user roles with varying levels of permissions that can be assigned to users. These ensure that the right employees have access to the right information in the software.
Yes. Linnworks has an inventory management feature called Warehouse Transfers. The Warehouse Transfers screen allows you to track the stock movement between two warehouses. This screen uses the concept of transfer cards which shows each stage of the stock journey, starting from being removed from the initial warehouse, being in transit, and then being received at the destination warehouse.
SkuVault Core has a feature called Move/Merge which allows inventory to be transferred between warehouses and locations seamlessly. Each of these movements are tracked down to the user and can be viewed in our Transaction History report.
Yes, both Linnworks Advanced and SkuVault Core have inventory syncs that will keep your inventory updated on all of your sales channels.
Yes, both Linnworks Advanced and SkuVault Core have features to prevent overselling including inventory syncs, minimum stock levels, and quantity buffers.
A buffer is an adjustment to the quantity that’s shown as available for sale and pushed out to your sales channels.
For example, let’s say Amazon, eBay, and your website are sharing quantities, and you get low, perhaps down to a quantity of one. You may not want to share that last quantity on all of your online marketplaces as it could lead to multiple buyers purchasing on different marketplaces which will result in an oversell.
A quantity buffer on that product communicates the following logic to the system: “If you get down to quantity X (“one” in the above example), then push that quantity to marketplace Y (whichever you choose),” preventing an oversell on other storefronts.
For Linnworks Advanced, inventory view is a user-specific setting, which means that each user will have their own views that do not appear on other users’ inventory screens. This allows each user to customise “My Inventory” in a way that best suits their needs without cluttering the views for other users. Users are able to create, modify or delete views that belong to them.
For SkuVault Core there are twenty different user roles with varying levels of permissions that can be assigned to users. These ensure that the right employees have access to the right information in the software.
Yes. Linnworks has an inventory management feature called Warehouse Transfers. The Warehouse Transfers screen allows you to track the stock movement between two warehouses. This screen uses the concept of transfer cards which shows each stage of the stock journey, starting from being removed from the initial warehouse, being in transit, and then being received at the destination warehouse.
SkuVault Core has a feature called Move/Merge which allows inventory to be transferred between warehouses and locations seamlessly. Each of these movements are tracked down to the user and can be viewed in our Transaction History report.
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