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Hopefully you have had a chance to get through all the Day 1 Activities, to review here is a list; don't be tempted to skip through the steps in the interest of saving time today as it will result in a lot of extra time being spent on the count day to reconcile the inventory. You will be pleased to know that Day 2 is much easier than Day 1, but equally important to a smooth count.
What to do on Day 2
Have your team download and familiarize themselves with mInventory, especially the section on Inventory Counts. Make sure that each team member has their own user name and password and can log into the app; if passwords need to be reset or user created you should do so now using nGauge or the CAS Portal
On Day 1, your team would have organized the product and checked for damages, during the course of doing that they might have run across items that did not have barcode labels, this would be a good time to print those and resticker the product; if you are using CAS to print the labels you can use roll or Avery labels on your laser printer (money saving tip) or you can use Label.It for more printing styles and options.
Tomorrow is day 3, we will go through the best counting practices.Don't forget to share your feedback and don't forget to subscribe so you can see the next post, or you can join us on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter.
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