Inventory Log Book: Large ( 8.5" x 11" ) | 110 Pre-Numbered Pages | creme paper | perfect bound - Softcover

Jones, D

9781718779648: Inventory Log Book: Large ( 8.5" x 11" ) | 110 Pre-Numbered Pages | creme paper | perfect bound

Softcover

ISBN 10: 171877964X ISBN 13: 9781718779648

Verlag: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, 2018

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Large Format Simple Inventory Logbook, typically used for managing and tracking physical inventory items.

110 Pages with 4 Column Template : ( No. / Item / Quantity / Location )
Pages Numbered
Space for 2800+ Items
Ultra-slim Spine < 0.25 Inch - Takes Up no Space + Fits Everywhere, Perfect Binding
Lightweight with Durable & Flexible Softcover
High Quality 60# 90g/m� Offset Paper - No Bleed-through
Large Letter Format 8.5" x 11"

The numbered pages in this inventory Logbook help ensure that records are kept in order and make it easy to reference specific entries when needed. The logbook's structured format with columns for item number, description, quantity, and location provides a clear and organized way to manage inventory across a variety of use cases:

Warehouse Inventory Management: Keeping a record of items stored in a warehouse, including their quantity and location, to ensure that stock levels are maintained and items are easy to find when needed.
Retail Stock Tracking: Retail businesses can use this logbook to keep track of merchandise on the sales floor and in storage, helping to prevent stockouts and overstocking.
Office Supplies Management: Offices often use inventory logbooks to monitor the use and availability of office supplies like stationery, electronics, and furniture.
Equipment Tracking: In settings such as hospitals, schools, or factories, an inventory logbook helps in keeping track of equipment, ensuring that everything is accounted for.
Asset Management: Companies may use an inventory logbook to keep records of fixed assets, such as computers and other technology, for purposes of depreciation, maintenance, and auditing.
Library or Media Collections: For tracking books, DVDs, or other media items, ensuring they are returned and properly stored after use.
Laboratory Inventory: Tracking chemicals, samples, tools, and other materials in a scientific or research setting.
Food and Beverage Inventory: In restaurants or catering businesses, such logbooks help track ingredients and supplies, assisting in menu planning and purchase ordering.
Rental Equipment Tracking: For businesses that rent out equipment, an inventory logbook helps keep track of items that are rented out and those that are available.
Event Planning: Organizers can use it to manage materials and supplies needed for events, ensuring everything is in place for setup.
Construction Project Management: Tracking tools, materials, and machinery at construction sites.
Fleet Management: For recording details about vehicles or parts.