The daily stock-alert email: set minimums first
The daily stock alert email only checks products with a minimum level for being low. Which minimums to set first, how to turn it on and what it sends.
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The daily stock alert email only checks products with a minimum level for being low. Which minimums to set first, how to turn it on and what it sends.
A short daily check for store managers: what is at zero, what is below minimum, what is on order, and how OpenBoxes Lift can email it to you each morning.
Work out whether a lot will be used before it expires, then choose between redistributing, returning to the supplier or writing it off, in OpenBoxes.
What first-expiry, first-out means, worked examples of why it beats FIFO for dated stock, where it cannot help, and how OpenBoxes suggests lots by FEFO.
What to record when medical supplies arrive (lot number, expiry, quantity per lot, bin) and how to find a recalled lot in OpenBoxes quickly.
Old Teams connector URLs are refused. Create a Workflows webhook and get a card in your channel when a product runs out, from the daily stock check.
Set minimum, reorder and maximum stock levels from average monthly consumption, lead time and review period, with a worked example for OpenBoxes.
How to calculate months of stock from average monthly consumption, adjust for stock-out days, read it against min and max levels, and find it in Lift.
Moving a self-hosted OpenBoxes to OpenBoxes Lift: what you hand over, what comes across, what does not, what happens to passwords, and planning the switch.
How to back up a self-hosted OpenBoxes database, how often, how to prove a restore works, and what OpenBoxes Lift backs up on Shared and Dedicated.