SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA (PRWEB) October 27, 2017
ASAP Systems, a leading provider of barcode inventory solutions, announced today new functionality for its cloud SaaS inventory system. Large organizations and enterprises often have centralized supplies in one or more stockrooms or warehouses, now employees can take advantage of ordering directly from their warehouse or company store via the same system that personnel use to keep track of consumable supplies, providing an internal eCommerce solution.
Employees benefit from ordering materials and supplies online and directly in the warehouse inventory system, reducing paperwork and errors and increasing consistency and efficiency.
Previously, employees would need to call, email, or otherwise submit their hard copy requisition request. The process typically involved writing down the desired supplies, however then someone would need to look at the inventory system to see how the products are actually identified as well as their location within the facility. Now users will have a …

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SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA SEPTEMBER 20, 2017
ASAP Systems, a leading provider of barcode inventory solutions, announced today new functionality for its mobile app allowing immediate transaction receipt printing right from a smartphone or tablet.
The benefit to mobile users in all industries is that now the task of printing a hardcopy receipt can take place automatically without further intervention at a desktop interface. In asset tracking situations this fits nicely with the asset checkout of tools or equipment. For warehouse inventory the proof of what’s been picked or a packlist is often necessary.
“With the prevalence of Bring-Your-Own-Device and wi-fi networks being available throughout a facility, the mobility aspect really takes shape” said Greg Wachowiak, Senior VP of Engineering for BarCloud. “Furthermore, the ability to print transaction receipts, or reports, on the fly as the users are doing their job enhances productivity and increases auditability.”
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SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA (PRWEB) August 17, 2017
ASAP Systems, a leading provider of barcode inventory systems, announces a user interface design contest for its flagship cloud SaaS product, BarCloud. The contest is open to K-12 students engaged in higher education and college and university students as a school project and individuals or teams can submit entries. There is a $2,500 grand prize for the winning entry.
BarCloud is an inventory management and asset tracking system that has a mobile app component. The web application accessed via browser is the main interface where settings, configuration, printing barcode labels, and reporting generally takes place. The mobile component is optimized for mobile users and day-to-day transactions. The five areas of the web application that design ideas will target are: The home page, list-grid page, record-form page, transactions page, and the reporting area.
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SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA (PRWEB) JULY 14, 2017
ASAP Systems, a leading provider of barcode inventory systems, announced today that it is releasing new functionality for its Active Directory Integration component, the ability to handle Multi Site inventory situations.
The benefit to system admins is that there is now just one configuration setup to manage initially. Previously, multiple repeated steps would need to be performed for each site facility in play. And then repeated again on a regular basis as AD users changed.
As organizations grow, their inventory system and asset tracking system would need the flexibility in the first place to allow separate inventories, which Passport does. The architecture has this capability built-in and it’s simply a licensing task to enable it. The AD Integration component needed to match this advanced idea of users being assigned to specific sites. More and more enterprises are enabling employees and distributing the workload so the back …

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