Anyone know a good App For Stock Control/Inventory?

SHIVERINGGOAT · Sep 2, 2009, 01:04 AM

Hello

I am wanting an application where I can pre list stock into an iPhone app (i.e wines, spirits and soft drinks) enter a count, and then use this for my weekly ordering instead of using a book?

Does anyone know of one that works?

Thanks

Goat

LostLogik · Sep 2, 2009, 02:44 AM

You could try HandBase, a very good relational database, or if not requiring the power it offers, Bento is a good flatfield database though considerably less powerful. It's better on the desktop.

Both allow syncing with Macs and I know HandBase sync with Windoze. Not sure about Bento. So you can compile everything on desktop and then fire it over to your iPhone.

Sep 2, 2009, 01:04 AM	#1
SHIVERINGGOAT macrumors member Join Date: Dec 2007	Anyone know a good App For Stock Control/Inventory? Hello I am wanting an application where I can pre list stock into an iPhone app (i.e wines, spirits and soft drinks) enter a count, and then use this for my weekly ordering instead of using a book? Does anyone know of one that works? Thanks Goat
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LostLogik macrumors 6502a Join Date: Jul 2008	You could try HandBase, a very good relational database, or if not requiring the power it offers, Bento is a good flatfield database though considerably less powerful. It's better on the desktop. Both allow syncing with Macs and I know HandBase sync with Windoze. Not sure about Bento. So you can compile everything on desktop and then fire it over to your iPhone.
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