Finale Inventory
概述
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总部
美国
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成立年份
2014
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公司类型
私营公司
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收入
< $10m
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员工人数
11 - 50
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网站
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推特句柄
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公司介绍
Finale Inventory is an intuitive cloud-based inventory management system that is easy to use while designed to scale to the demands of a growing business.
From the ShipStation inventory management integration, QuickBooks integration, and Kitting (Product Bundling) feature, Finale offers a comprehensive solution for multi-channel ecommerce retailers.
For warehouse distribution companies, Finale Inventory offers a comprehensive out-of-the-box barcode solution that doesn't require a small team of expensive integration consultants to get everything up and running.
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Case Study
Inventory Management Transformation at Fire Department Coffee
Fire Department Coffee (FDC), a veteran-owned e-commerce coffee company, was facing challenges in managing its inventory as the business grew. The company, run by active and retired firefighters, ships coffee globally, necessitating a robust and efficient inventory system. The existing system was not equipped to handle the increasing complexity and scale of operations, leading to inefficiencies and potential errors in order fulfillment. The company needed a solution that could seamlessly integrate with their existing platforms like Shipstation, Shopify, and Faire, and help them manage their day-to-day warehouse tasks effectively.
Case Study
Senior.com Enhances Inventory Management with Finale Inventory
Senior.com, a company focused on providing products and services for seniors aged 55 and older, faced significant challenges in managing their inventory as they transitioned to eCommerce in 2016. Initially, the company managed its inventory through spreadsheets and manual counting. However, as the company grew, this method became increasingly inefficient and unable to keep up with the volume of inventory required to run the company effectively. The company started with a few suppliers and SKUs, but quickly expanded, making the spreadsheet method even more inadequate. Furthermore, the company discovered that they were being overbilled by suppliers, identifying nearly $50,000 worth of overbilled invoices.
