Why is having an inventory tracking system so important? A good system will let you know when it’s time to reorder, what goods are popular sellers, what goods are not, and what shipments are en route. Essentially, a company uses its inventory management tracking system to take the…
We’re thrilled to announce that one of our most common feature requests is now a full-fledged feature! As of today, Ordoro is fully integrated with eBay. Now, you can integrate your eBay store into Ordoro’s powerful order and inventory management application. To get a sense of how this…
Some super rare comic books are extremely valuable today and are only appreciating in value. For example, one copy of Action Comics #1 was recently auctioned for $2.16 million. But if you happened to buy that comic in 1938, you wouldn’t record the appreciation each year until you…
Last night, we rolled out a bunch of small, but useful enhancements to Ordoro. From squashing a bunch of bugs to streamlining the layout of the most-used pages to simplifying our set up process, we feel like this release is going to make all of our customers’ (new…
The secret of good inventory control is matching supply with demand. Ideally, you would want to sell out of your last item as soon as demand for that item has dried up. That’s why the story of Holeman & Finch Public House in the Buckhead neighborhood of Atlanta…
The most seasoned business owners know that the key to inventory management success is the right inventory management software and the right inventory labeling method. If you’re just starting out in the business world, you may be keeping track of your inventory on paper and in basic computer…
Inventory management issues can start the minute a shipment arrives from a supplier. A receipt from a supplier may indicate that your company received 200 raw materials of some kind. The employee who receives the shipment may then enter information into the computer about the 200 raw materials,…
What is Order Management? The term Order Management refers to the set of actions that a retailer/merchant needs to perform to deliver the goods that a customer has ordered. In the ecommerce context, Order Management describes everything that the merchant does after a customer has placed an order…
A large, unexpected influx of orders is usually good news for an ecommerce company unless they don’t have enough inventory on hand. In which case, things can get pretty stressful. Suppliers may not be able to expedite additional extra raw materials. Employees may not be able to work…