Compare Adagio Inventory vs. PartKeepr

The inventory system facilitates the management of a vast array of SKUs while providing precise inventory costing options, allowing selection from five distinct costing methods. You can establish minimum required quantities for each item, triggering automatic reordering when stock levels dip below specified limits. It also features a straightforward bill of materials that supports the assembly of a master item from its component parts. Additionally, the robust Purchase Order functionality empowers you to make strategic purchasing decisions aimed at enhancing profitability. With the ability to utilize a 16-character part number that can be divided into up to four user-defined segments, the system offers advanced reporting capabilities. Furthermore, five levels of markup and discount can be tailored based on customer type or the quantity purchased, along with date-sensitive pricing adjustments for specific customers. You also have the option to define an additional cost-per-build quantity with up to four decimal places, surpassing the two decimal limitation of Adagio Inventory without BOM. Moreover, there is flexibility in choosing whether the Master item is automatically assembled and invoiced within the Adagio Inventory system. This comprehensive approach ensures that inventory management is both efficient and customizable to meet diverse business needs.

PartKeepr's search feature enables users to quickly locate various fields within seconds, regardless of the size of the inventory. It allows users to search for details such as stock levels, order numbers, manufacturers, and distributors, among other essential information. You have the capability to input all pertinent data for your parts, including multiple distributors, manufacturers, and any necessary attachments. Additionally, users can specify various part parameters to suit their needs. You can define any unit measurement you choose, whether it be Ohms, Lux, Newton, or Becquerel, which can then be utilized in future parametric searches to identify similar components. The system meticulously tracks all changes in stock, detailing how many parts were added or removed, who made the changes, their respective prices, and any optional remarks. A comprehensive global stock history view provides insight into all changes made to the inventory over time. Furthermore, employing filters to identify parts that fall below the pre-set minimum stock level helps users efficiently pinpoint items that require reordering. This streamlined process ensures that inventory management remains efficient and responsive to demand.