New Inventory Management Solution From ProjX360 Can Create Virtual Warehouses, More

The ProjX360 inventory management solution can assign vehicles as a warehouse that will have its own dashboard, allowing users to conduct individual cycle counts for each warehouse.
Published: June 27, 2019

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — ProjX360 announces the release of its new Inventory Management Solution. The software is designed to become an all-inclusive end-to-end SaaS management solution for the custom integration industry. The inventory system is designed specifically for the industry and its typical workflow.

“Our goal here at ProjX360 is to be the industries end-to-end SaaS management solution,” says Doug Greenwald, founder and CEO.

The inventory management system has barcode scanning and product tracking by serial number.

It also features the ability to create as many warehouses as desired, both actual and virtual. For example, each vehicle can be a warehouse that will have its own dashboard, so users know the status of that warehouse and can conduct individual cycle counts for each warehouse.

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In addition, users can transfer products between warehouses and to a work order, so they know where the product is from when it is received at the warehouse until it is delivered to a client’s home.

According to ProjX360, ordering products can be done easily and in many ways. One option available is its Product Request which can be done from the project’s proposal.

Project managers can view proposal items and filter them by location, phase, brand, model, or system and select the items they need to be ordered and it sends those items to the Product Request section, so buyers and inventory managers know what needs to be ordered.

They can then create one master purchase order for Crestron equipment across multiple projects and create one-off purchase orders and send items to the Purchase Order Queue.

View the video below to see how it works.

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