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#The mobile app, which contains the main functionality of HandiFox. | #The mobile app, which contains the main functionality of HandiFox. | ||
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The HandiFox Desktop application is intended for '''setup and management tasks''' and it directly communicates with QuickBooks. It lets you: | The HandiFox Desktop application is intended for '''setup and management tasks''' and it directly communicates with QuickBooks. It lets you: | ||
Revision as of 19:22, 8 May 2020
HandiFox consists of two parts:
- The Desktop app, which is used for control and administration.
- The mobile app, which contains the main functionality of HandiFox.
Desktop application
The HandiFox Desktop application is intended for setup and management tasks and it directly communicates with QuickBooks. It lets you:
- Create and edit Inventory Sites,
- Manage connected mobile devices,
- Add barcodes for items and print barcode labels,
- View and adjust inventory levels at each site,
- View and generate Purchase Orders,
- Transfer inventory between sites,
- Review and approve the results of Inventory Counts done on the mobile app,
- Print Invoices with customer signatures,
- Select Orders and Invoices to be shipped,
- Add users, manage user roles and permissions,
Mobile application
The HandiFox Android App is designed to aid your employees in warehouse operations and allows them to:
- Review products and services and check quantities on hand,
- Use barcode scanning for quick product selection,
- Do partial or full inventory counts,
- Enter, edit and receive Purchase Orders,
- Create and edit Sales Orders,
- Create and edit Invoices,
- Do Picking and Packing of open Sales Orders and Invoices,
- Enter Sales Receipts and Credit Memos,
- Receive Payments,
- Transfer Inventory between Sites.