Categorize art by type (painting, sculpture, etc.)
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Enter all artwork values, if available
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Enter all artwork dimensions in columns 'height', 'length' and 'width'
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Record whether each piece is sold or unsold
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Note the gallery or location of each piece
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Document all relevant artist information
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Determine if artwork is with artist, in storage or on display
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Enter acquisition and selling price for each piece, if applicable
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Calculate profit or loss on each piece, if applicable
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Outline any special conditions for each artwork, if applicable
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Track date of acquisition and selling date for each piece
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Approval: Inventory Manager
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Update inventory status as pieces are sold
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Record buyer information for sold pieces
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Approval: Sales Manager
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Generate an invoice for each sale
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Note any instances of artwork that needs to be re-ordered
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Enter any additional notes or remarks about each piece
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Verify the accuracy of the inventory tracking system
List all pieces of art in current inventory
Capture a comprehensive list of all the art pieces currently in the inventory. This task helps in keeping track of the available artwork and enables better management of the inventory.
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Painting
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Sculpture
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Photograph
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Mixed Media
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Print
Categorize art by type (painting, sculpture, etc.)
Classify each art piece based on its type. Categorizing the artwork helps in organizing the inventory and enables easy search and retrieval.
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Painting
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Sculpture
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Photograph
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Mixed Media
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Print
Enter all artwork values, if available
Document the value of each artwork, if known. This information is essential for evaluating the financial worth of the art inventory and determining selling prices.
Enter all artwork dimensions in columns 'height', 'length' and 'width'
Record the dimensions of each artwork, including height, length, and width. These measurements provide important details about the physical characteristics of the art pieces.
Record whether each piece is sold or unsold
Indicate whether each art piece is sold or unsold. This information helps in keeping track of the availability and status of the artwork in the inventory.
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Sold
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Unsold
Note the gallery or location of each piece
Specify the gallery or location where each art piece is currently located. This information aids in identifying the physical whereabouts of the artwork and facilitates easy retrieval.
Document all relevant artist information
Collect and store all pertinent information about the artist associated with each art piece. This data helps in maintaining a comprehensive record of the artists represented in the inventory.
Determine if artwork is with artist, in storage or on display
Ascertain the current location of each art piece, whether it is with the artist, in storage, or on display. This information aids in managing the physical movement and availability of the artwork.
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With Artist
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In Storage
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On Display
Enter acquisition and selling price for each piece, if applicable
Record the acquisition price and selling price for each art piece, if applicable. These figures are crucial for calculating profit or loss on each artwork.
Calculate profit or loss on each piece, if applicable
Calculate the profit or loss made on each art piece based on the acquisition price and selling price. This calculation helps in evaluating the financial performance of the inventory.
Outline any special conditions for each artwork, if applicable
Specify any special conditions or requirements associated with each art piece, if applicable. This information assists in addressing specific considerations related to the handling or display of the artwork.
Track date of acquisition and selling date for each piece
Track the dates of acquisition and selling for each art piece. These dates provide important chronological information about the inventory transactions and facilitate historical analysis.
Approval: Inventory Manager
Will be submitted for approval:
List all pieces of art in current inventory
Will be submitted
Categorize art by type (painting, sculpture, etc.)
Will be submitted
Enter all artwork values, if available
Will be submitted
Enter all artwork dimensions in columns 'height', 'length' and 'width'
Will be submitted
Record whether each piece is sold or unsold
Will be submitted
Note the gallery or location of each piece
Will be submitted
Document all relevant artist information
Will be submitted
Determine if artwork is with artist, in storage or on display
Will be submitted
Enter acquisition and selling price for each piece, if applicable
Will be submitted
Calculate profit or loss on each piece, if applicable
Will be submitted
Outline any special conditions for each artwork, if applicable
Will be submitted
Track date of acquisition and selling date for each piece
Will be submitted
Update inventory status as pieces are sold
Ensure that the inventory status is promptly updated whenever art pieces are sold. This real-time update helps in maintaining accurate and up-to-date information about the availability of artwork in the inventory.
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Sold
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Unsold
Record buyer information for sold pieces
Record the details of the buyer for each art piece that has been sold. This information aids in maintaining a record of the purchasers and facilitates communication regarding the sold artwork.
Approval: Sales Manager
Will be submitted for approval:
Update inventory status as pieces are sold
Will be submitted
Record buyer information for sold pieces
Will be submitted
Generate an invoice for each sale
Generate an invoice for each art piece that has been sold. This step is essential for formalizing the sale transaction, providing a financial record, and facilitating payment processing.
Invoice for Artwork Sale
Note any instances of artwork that needs to be re-ordered
Make a note of any art pieces that need to be re-ordered due to low inventory or high demand. This information helps in managing the procurement of new artwork and ensuring a well-stocked inventory.
Enter any additional notes or remarks about each piece
Provide an opportunity to enter any additional notes or remarks about each art piece. This space allows for capturing any specific observations or details that are not covered by the other form fields.
Verify the accuracy of the inventory tracking system
Verify the accuracy of the entire inventory tracking system to ensure that all data and information are correctly captured and synchronized. This step plays a crucial role in maintaining the integrity of the inventory records.