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  1. Right Upper Quadrant of POS Screen Prioritize by Velocity

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  2. Supplier Managements

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    Liberty commented  · 

    This is always a focus area for continuous improvement. Great start, but can we make this more functional for large, high volume, repeat customers that earned credit terms? We are working on wholesale distribution channels which would benefit greatly from further improvement of this module.

  3. In Stock, Stock Warning, Re-Order Level?

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    Liberty commented  · 

    Also, some basic inventory forecasting logic would go a long way toward making this functionality "functional".
    Maybe use a rolling weekly or monthly average as a basic forecast.
    Add lead time for each part to calculate safety stock, i.e. average weekly/monthly demand X lead time. This would equate to a minimum re-order point/trigger.
    Add order lead time, i.e. repair shop orders once a week, so lead time = 7 days to calculate a suggested maximum inventory level.

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