Comprehensive Activity History
Ever wondered who changed what, when, or why in your inventory?
In the fast-paced world of inventory management, transparency and accountability are essential.
Ever wondered who changed what, when, or why in your inventory?
In the fast-paced world of inventory management, transparency and accountability are essential.
Maxilist is more than just another inventory management app — it's a powerhouse designed for real-world team collaboration and multi-business flexibility. One of the standout features that sets Maxilist apart is its multi-user and multi-account functionality, engineered for teams that need both structure and agility.
Picture this: it's the end of the quarter. You have 500 products that need a 10% price increase. Or maybe a new shipment of 200 items just arrived, and they all need to be tagged as "New Arrival," assigned to the "Main Warehouse" location, and have their status changed from "Pending" to "In Stock."
Moving your inventory data from a spreadsheet or another system can often feel like a daunting task. We've all been there: staring at a spreadsheet with thousands of rows, dreading the hours of copy-pasting, reformatting, and fixing errors. The fear of data loss or a messy transition can be enough to stop you from upgrading to a better system altogether.
In today's fast-paced world, whether you're a small business owner juggling suppliers, an e-commerce entrepreneur scaling up, or an individual with a passion for collecting,
Inventory management can feel like a constant battle — a struggle against misplaced items, inaccurate counts, and the tedious grind of manual data entry. You write down SKUs, count boxes one by one, and squint at labels, knowing one tiny mistake can ripple through your entire operation.
Inventory management doesn't stop when your internet connection does. Whether you're in a sprawling warehouse with spotty Wi-Fi, a remote job site, or a bustling basement stockroom, your work needs to continue. The constant fear of losing data, dealing with conflicting spreadsheets, or being unable to update stock levels is a major roadblock to efficiency.