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What is the FORMULATOR™
Inventory Manager?
What is
included in Inventory
Manager?
- Inventory levels for raw
materials, formulas (bulk & filled) and packaging entered in an
associated FORMULATOR
database.
- Optionally process records by
raw material lot (entered manually in Quality
Manager), formulas by
batched product, or by batch ticket lot number, includes lot
recording data archive.
- Inventory count entered
manually for raw materials, package components or purchased or
transferred products.
- FORMULATOR
batch ticket management console: relieves raw material /
intermediates / packaging components, using Quality Manager
adjustments or stock batch ticket output. Posts finished formulas
and packaged formulas to inventory.
- Materials inventory is relieved
manually, or with optional ODBC transaction interface (INTEGRATOR).
- Inventory status report on
demand, with current value based on FORMULATOR
raw material or formula raw material cost (less loss and yield
values). Package materials from Bills of Materials costing.
- Physical inventory count
management console: sheet output, control, and count input functions
to control inventory actual amounts vs system inventory amount.

Inventory
Main Menu
Why Consider Inventory
Manager?
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Documents
and archives inventories, help control stock in the Lab and in the
warehouse.
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Identifies
lots used for test and small batch runs.
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Provides
the data to identify lots uses in samples and batch output.
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Fully ANSI SQL compatible ODBC data connectivity allows data sharing
as you build your inventory database.
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Can be used as a QC test result archive for incoming raw materials
and/or standard production.
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Integrates with
FORMULATOR
Cost Analysis Bills of
Materials packaging items.
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Available for Microsoft Access
97, Microsoft Access 2000, Microsoft SQL Server, Microsoft SQL Desktop
Engine.
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All of the latest calculating and data handling tools.
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Latest Windows graphic tools make
it easy to learn, easy to use, easy to train others.
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Low cost makes it easy to own.
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before
you buy.
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