Cycle Count

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Cycle counting is an alternative stock counting method performed by counting a small portion of the warehouse’s inventory every month, week, day, etc. Once these partial counts have covered the entire inventory, the cycle count process starts over. Its primary purpose is to solve for the warehouse’s inventory accuracy in order to prevent potential losses.

Offline Support

Cycle count can be processed offline in case of poor or no internet connectivity. The project needs to be created initially online. Once the runners are joined they can perform the scanning offline. Once the scanning is completed, whenever the internet is available the scanned details will be synced back and the committer can perform the action once all the runners sync their data.

To start a counting process with the i360 app follow the below steps:

Creating Projects

Click on the 'Cycle Count’' button from the home screen. 

Cycle count operations have 2 options:

  1. Read By UPC
  2. Read By Attribute

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Read By UPC

This option helps to perform the cycle count by scanning the product barcodes/RFID tags.

To start a counting process follow the below steps:

  1. Select the Read By UPC and click on the + button at the bottom of the screen to create a new cycle count project.
  2. Enter the Project Title or simply auto-generate the title by ticking the Auto Generate Title check box.
  3. Assign a Runner who will be performing the cycle count at the warehouse/store by clicking on the Assign Runner button at the bottom of the screen. 
  4. Choose the runner from the users listed and click Assign Runner. Multiple users can be selected here.
  5. Click on the Add Location button to select the desired location/store.
  6. Click Create Project to start the cycle count process. This will generate a QR Code that users can scan to join this project. You also have an option to send an invite via email.
  7. Multiple runners can join the same project and can start scanning the barcodes/RFID tags.
  8. Click on View Project to view the project details
  9. Once the cycle count is completed reviews can initiate the adjustment by clicking on the Initiate Adjustment button.

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Read By Attribute

This option helps to perform the cycle count by any specific product attribute like color, size, etc scanning the product barcodes/RFID tags.

To start a counting process follow the below steps:

  1. Select the Read By Attribute and click on the + button at the bottom of the screen to create a new cycle count project.
  2. Enter the Project Title or simply auto-generate the title by ticking the Auto Generate Title check box.
  3. Click on Read By Attribute to select the attributes 
  4. Assign a Runner who will be performing the cycle count at the warehouse/store by clicking on the Assign Runner button at the bottom of the screen. 
  5. Choose the runner from the users listed and click Assign Runner. Multiple users can be selected here.
  6. Click on the Add Location button to select the desired location/store.
  7. Click Create Project to start the cycle count process. This will generate a QR Code that users can scan to join this project. You also have an option to send an invite via email.
  8. Multiple runners can join the same project and can start scanning the barcodes/RFID tags.
  9. Click on View Project to view the project details
  10. Once the cycle count is completed reviews can initiate the adjustment by clicking on the Initiate Adjustment button.

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Deleting a Project

To delete a particular cycle count project, Click on the 'Cycle Count’' button from the home screen.

Select the Read By Attribute/ Read By UPC.

Swipe left on a project to delete that particular project.

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