Citrus-Lime Backoffice

Finding an already created price wizard seems to be very difficult, there seems to be no way of identifying a price wizard that has already been created. Can a subject/promotion label be added to a price wizard to make it easy to find.

When creating new items, it would be helpful if it alerted you straight away if there is already an item with that number in your system, rather than filling everything in, saving it, only for it to come up red at the bottom. It's a lot of work that could be avoided.

Currently, the final step to Receiving Stock offers two choices: "Print All Labels" or "Continue Without Printing Labels." In practice, we often need to print labels for the majority of items on a PO but occasionally exclude one or two line items. It would be extremely helpful to have a third option, “Select Which Labels to Print,” to streamline this process. This “Select Which Labels to Print” option would ideally open a menu listing the PO line items with checkboxes next to each. A “Select All” feature could pre-select all items, allowing us to easily de-select the few items for which labels are not needed. Adding this feature would provide significant flexibility and improve workflow efficiency, especially in cases where only minor adjustments to the label printing selection are needed. Thank you for considering this enhancement.

Having a way to report on shipping costs as well as being able to easily add in the shipping costs to the cost of an item would be helpful. If the Revalue Cost Wizard had the same ability to create and apply formulas as the Price Wizard, this would allow the shipping costs to be absorbed proportionately across items in that PO. Separately, having a way to simply add in the total shipping cost for a PO at Goods In, would allow that metric to be recordable, and maybe added to the Break Even Analysis, or a few other reports. Another option would be to simply have a toggle button that confirms whether the customer wants to add in shipping costs and have it automatically distributed across the margin of the products, or to leave it to be reported on separately.

Hello, Maybe consider installing a print label button on the attached page. It would be great to click and print rather than having to go into the item page itself to print. This time adds up when printing labels from individual items. It's good to print all labels from the PO page, too. But frequently I don't need labels for everything on the PO. So individually printing them is the better option. Tom Tom Mulligan Chief Fun Officer Pedego E-Bikes of Grand Rapids 6744 Cascade Rd. SE Grand Rapids, MI 49546 616.214.8565 Shop 616.401.3290 Text or call PedegoGR.com

The ability to turn on a stock alert for suppliers when items hit a target level such as the miniumum stock tigger level. at the moment you have to ask the system to create the purchase order to see if you need to order anything, If you have 20 suppliers you need to try and create 20 purchase orders to see if you need to order anything, a system should suggest a purchase order, maybe created once a number or value of items from a supplier is reached or even a time frame such as every 2nd Monday

At the moment, A4 receipts do not have the option to configure the font size and therefore you have to use the default. It is incredibly difficult to read and we have had complaints from staff and retailers! It would be great if the font size could be increased to a generic readability if not configurable.

To avoid printing out a load of labels that I have created and then realising I have made a spelling or other mistake, would be good to view the label before committing to print labels.

Is there any reason why an Inactive item can't remain active whilst there is stock. In other words, an item could be made inactive at any time and would stay visible as long as there is stock. This would mean that when an item has been made obsolete from the supplier, I could immediately go to that item and make it inactive and effectively forget about it, safe in the knowledge that once the stock sells through, it will deactive itself. Currently, the only way I can manage it is to reduce the restock points to the minimum and when it eventually goes out of stock it will get flagged on the PO to reorder at which point I am reminded to deactivate it. It works but it's a bit clunky.

It would be really useful if we could assign temporary bin locations or section tags when stock taking. For example when we carry out a full inventory counts of our stores, our teams are issued with a scanner and a laptop and scan stock into a blank stock taking grid. We then calculate the stock take and then go back to check the discrepancies, at that point it would be useful to know the location of the item that has been scanned. It would save time, as they would know where the item was located to check the qty. I believe most high street stores operate like this (when dealing with stock that is located in several display locations) and it would be a nice edition to the system.