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No new way of working, just a smarter one

A new inventory management system does not automatically mean you have to change the way you work. Especially in a busy practice, it is important that a system fits the way your employees already work. With BarTrack, you decide how far you want to go in digitizing your inventory management. Whether you compile your order weekly or opt for fully automated inventory management, you can start easily and expand further over time.

 

Inventory management that adapts to your practice

A new system often means a new way of working. And that is exactly what many practices are concerned about. No one wants extra steps during a busy workday.

Fortunately, that doesn’t have to be the case.

With BarTrack, you decide how you manage your inventory. You choose the way of working that best suits your practice, without having to completely overhaul your existing processes.

 

Start in the way that works best for you

Many practices choose to set aside one fixed moment each week to place an order.

Instead of checking all your stock cabinets first, you simply scan the products that need to be replenished. BarTrack immediately adds them to the order list, allowing you to quickly review and send the order.

You continue working in the same way you are used to, but without the time-consuming inventory checks.

 

Prefer to automate it? You can do that too.

Some practices want to take it a step further.

They scan materials as soon as they are taken to the treatment room. The inventory is then updated automatically, and items are automatically added to the order list as soon as the minimum stock level is reached.

This keeps your inventory fully up to date, without requiring you to check it again later.

 

Grow with your practice

The great thing is that you do not have to choose the most comprehensive way of working right away.
Many practices start by scanning the products that need to be ordered once a week. This immediately saves time and requires hardly any changes to the daily routine.

Does that work well for you? You can always choose to start scanning materials as they are used at a later stage and further automate your inventory management.

BarTrack grows with the way your practice works.

 

Work smarter without extra effort

Inventory management does not have to be an extra task. It should make things easier instead.

Whether you scan the required items once a week or automatically update your inventory throughout the day, BarTrack supports the way of working that best suits your practice.

This means you immediately benefit from less administrative work, an up-to-date order list, and a lower risk of stockouts, without your employees first having to learn an entirely new way of working.

 

Summary

With BarTrack, you do not have to change your workflow to manage your inventory more efficiently. Many practices start by scanning the products that need to be replenished once a week, while others opt for real-time inventory management by scanning materials as they are used. Whichever approach you choose, BarTrack helps you save time, prevent stockouts, and simplify the ordering process.

 

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