Enter the quantity of each item present in the store
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Provide manufacturer details for each item
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Input the wholesale cost for each item
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Update retail price for each item
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Incorporate date of item arrival
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Enter the expected item expiration date
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Identify items close to expiration
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Approval: Close to Expiration Items
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Log all received items on received date
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Update inventory after goods are sold
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Create a re-order level for each item
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Flag items that have fallen below the re-order level
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Approval: Reorder Level Items
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Generate reports of total sales per item
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Prepare detailed inventory reports for review
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Approval: Detailed Inventory Report
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Enact measures to mitigate loss through spoilage or damage
Introduce the list of items into the system
This task involves entering the details of all items that need to be managed in the store inventory system. It is important to accurately record the item names, codes, and descriptions. The successful completion of this task will allow for better tracking and management of the store's inventory.
Enter the quantity of each item present in the store
In this task, you will input the quantity of each item currently available in the store. This information is crucial for proper inventory management and stock control. Ensure that the quantity entered is correct and reflects the actual number of items in stock.
Provide manufacturer details for each item
This task requires you to input the manufacturer details for each item in the store inventory. This information is important for quality control and potential future communication with the manufacturer. Make sure to accurately record the manufacturer's name, address, and contact information.
Input the wholesale cost for each item
In this task, you will record the wholesale cost of each item in the store inventory. The wholesale cost is the price at which the store purchases the items from the manufacturer or supplier. Accurately entering this information will help in calculating profit margins and making informed pricing decisions.
Update retail price for each item
This task involves updating the retail price for each item in the store inventory. The retail price is the price at which the items are sold to customers. It is important to regularly review and update the retail prices to ensure competitiveness and profitability. Make sure to accurately record the retail price for each item.
Incorporate date of item arrival
This task requires you to input the date of arrival for each item in the store inventory. The arrival date refers to the date when the items were received in the store. Accurately recording this information will help in tracking the age and freshness of the items.
Enter the expected item expiration date
In this task, you will enter the expected expiration date for each item in the store inventory. The expiration date refers to the date when the item is no longer considered fresh or consumable. Accurately recording this information will help in managing inventory and minimizing waste.
Identify items close to expiration
This task involves identifying items in the store inventory that are close to their expiration dates. By regularly reviewing and identifying these items, the store can take appropriate action such as offering discounts or taking them off the shelves to prevent spoilage and ensure customer satisfaction.
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Approval: Close to Expiration Items
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Identify items close to expiration
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Log all received items on received date
This task requires logging all received items in the store inventory on the date they were received. Accurate and timely logging of received items helps in maintaining a clear and up-to-date record of the store's inventory.
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Update inventory after goods are sold
In this task, you will update the store inventory after goods are sold. This involves deducting the quantity of items sold from the available stock. Accurate and timely updates to the inventory will help in maintaining an accurate record of the store's stock levels.
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Create a re-order level for each item
This task involves creating a re-order level for each item in the store inventory. The re-order level is the minimum quantity of an item that should be maintained in stock to ensure that it is always available for customers. Accurate determination of the re-order level prevents stockouts and ensures smooth operations.
Flag items that have fallen below the re-order level
This task requires flagging items in the store inventory that have fallen below the re-order level. Flagging these items alerts the store to replenish their stock and prevents stockouts. Make sure to closely monitor inventory levels and promptly flag items that have fallen below the re-order level.
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Approval: Reorder Level Items
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Flag items that have fallen below the re-order level
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Generate reports of total sales per item
In this task, you will generate reports of the total sales per item in the store inventory. These reports provide valuable insights into the popularity and profitability of each item. Accurate and detailed reports help in making informed business decisions and optimizing inventory management strategies.
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Prepare detailed inventory reports for review
This task involves preparing detailed inventory reports for review. These reports provide an overview of the store's inventory, including item quantities, stock levels, and other relevant information. Accurate and comprehensive reports facilitate effective analysis and informed decision-making.
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Approval: Detailed Inventory Report
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Prepare detailed inventory reports for review
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Enact measures to mitigate loss through spoilage or damage
In this task, you will enact measures to mitigate loss through spoilage or damage of items in the store inventory. This involves implementing proper storage, handling, and quality control practices. By taking proactive measures, the store can minimize inventory loss and ensure customer satisfaction.