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Locations

Every item knows which shelf it sits on.

Split the store into locations: a shelf, a zone, a box, whatever matches your floor. Every scan attaches to the location it happened in, so no area is forgotten, nothing is counted twice, and the report can also say where.

Per location

Scan a location, then what is in it. Every item attaches to the right place automatically.

Merged in a click

The same item on three shelves? The report shows one total, with a breakdown per place.

Zero double-counts

A closed area is not counted again, and an unopened one stands out immediately.

On screen

Define once, scan by it always.

The locations management screen: each branch with its list of locations, and you can print a barcode label per location to scan at the start of each area.

  • Your structure, not ours

    Shelf A, floor -2, box 12, checkout stand. Define what actually exists on your floor, without bending for the system.

  • Work split you can see

    Each worker closes a location and moves on. The manager sees which areas are closed and what is still open, mid-count.

  • The report comes out your way

    A line per item per location, or merged into one total. Whichever your accountant or ERP prefers.

OpticCount's locations management screen on a desktop monitor: a branch's location list with edit and label-print actions
The small print

What keeps order even in a packed warehouse.

  • Free-form locations

    Shelf, zone, box or room, any name you choose

  • A label per location

    Print a location barcode and scan it entering the area

  • Automatic merging

    An item in several places converges to one total

  • A worker per area

    Clear division, no two people on the same shelf

  • Store equals warehouse

    The same mechanism for a shop, a central warehouse, a yard shed

  • Export by place

    The report can detail each location or merge them

Questions

What people ask us

What is the difference between a branch and a location?

A branch is a whole unit with its own stock (a store, a warehouse). A location is a sub-place inside it: a shelf, a zone, a box.

An item moved between shelves. Now what?

Update it manually from the scans, or simply recount that specific location. No need to recount the whole branch.

Do we have to use locations?

No. A small business can count with no division at all. When the floor grows, add locations without changing anything else.

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