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− | == Desktop | + | == Desktop Application == |
The HandiFox Desktop application is intended for '''setup and management tasks''' and it directly communicates with QuickBooks. It allows you to: | The HandiFox Desktop application is intended for '''setup and management tasks''' and it directly communicates with QuickBooks. It allows you to: | ||
Revision as of 19:11, 14 May 2020
HandiFox consists of two parts:
Desktop App | Mobile App |
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It is used for control and administration. | It 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 allows you to:
- 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.