Many shops do an annual physical inventory at the end or beginning of the year with the goal being to have a clean inventory where items that physically present are accounted for and unscanned items are set to zero, as there could be positive quantities in the system even though…
Zeroing Many Items
If you are zeroing many items, such as when you do a yearly inventory, you will want to do a separate process. Because Shopify limits third party apps on the rate at which items can be updated on Shopify, setting a large number of items to zero will take a…
FAQ
Here are some frequently asked questions. What’s the process for using StockSavvy to update inventory quantities? Start a cycle count by clicking the “Cycle Count” button. You can choose a basic or advanced count. Advanced gives you more filtering functionality – great for breaking up your counts. Scan items into…
Shopify API Update
Shopify updated their API, and inventory quantities are managed through a different API resource. In order for StockSavvy to continue working properly withe these updated API resources, you will need to go to Shopify to reauthenticate and update. Click the button shown below. Then, you will land on Shopify’s page…
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StockSavvy in Action
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Zeroing or Deleting Items
Zeroing or deleting unscanned items are super useful features for clearing out quantities of items you don’t have on hand. Often, stores will scan their entire inventory, which is all the items they have on hand, and then zero out or even delete the unscanned items, which are the items they don’t…
Scanner Configuration
We’re pretty sure that all scanners work with StockSavvy, but it’s just a matter of configuration. Shopify recommends a scanner, and many of our customers use it. It’s the Socket CHS 7Ci, and here’s the instruction manual for it: http://www.socketmobile.com/docs/default-source/series-7/chs-1d-imager-user’s-guide.pdf We’re not experts, but here’s what ought to work: First unpair (“Forget this…