Once you check in your order, you should get the option as to what area that specific item is going into. Then have it automatically update your inventory quantities.

Add an integrated bluetooth scale in to get 100% accurate counts based on weights instead of a slider. With so many bottles out there that are non see through and miss shaped having the option to get 100% accurate counts would be nice.

I know that there is an option to input food for inventory, but it seems as a side thought. It would be great if you would allow the users to be able to input their food items and be able to put the measurements in based on the size of the canister or package. Not just have the standard mL, L, oz, gal sizes

Some of my products are measured in grams. The capacity and servings lists are limited to liquid measures.
Allow the user to create a custom measure, such as grams, bushels, tonnes, tankers.... Ok, so maybe we only need grams.

Some of my products are in packages, boxes and BIBs. The list of containers is limited to kegs, bottle and cans.
I need to be able to define my own list of containers.
Absolutely hilarious counting "bottles" of peanuts.

Just what I'm finding would make it quicker to input quantities in the app:
A previous/next button in each item so I don't have to go in, input the amount, then go back out. Also, automatically have the keypad up and the +/- buttons- again so I don't have to go into the keypad, enter the number, and go out again.
I just figure these small changes would make it so much quicker to input. Otherwise, fantastic system.

The only nation in the world that uses the American date format is... you guessed it; America. (OK, so maybe some islands in Micronesia and the Marshall Islands too.) That's about 325 million people.
The vast majority of the rest of the world uses the DMY date format, or approximately 3,700 million people. That's about 12:1.
Please let us set our preferred date format.

Strange shaped bottles, boxes, packets, kegs, etc do not accurately record the contents using the sliding bar.
An overlay showing 0%-100% would enable the user to select a value.
This concept could also be used for weights. (e.g. a box weighs 1kg, so set and display the maximum value as 1kg)

The page selector (1 2 3 4 next) on the Brands page should be at the top of the list so that the user does not have to scroll the whole list to get to the next page.

This app is a good idea. Using in the UK our spirits are 1.5L magnum bottles which sit “upside down” on optics. This makes using the app harder because you don’t have the 1.5L size but also because I have to remove every bottle from the wall to turn upright, rather than taking the measure with the bottle upside down.

Please add a search button within each section. Would make inventory soooooo much faster instead of having to scroll through the entire list if I missed something.

Thank you so much for give me to try this it's good appreciation but I have some problems with it

Better if I can find all products in application (if you have database) because we have a lot of drinks to create a drink item. It's too take too much time for it. So many steps to finish for one thing.

Thanks

We have a backup area behind the bar that we keep different products for the rush. It's never the same things. It would be helpful to set up if you could just have an add all products button.

Instead of resetting all inventory to zero, it would be really helpful if we could reset specific areas and sections to zero, like just the stock room.

Using the app in Canada, 1140ml is a popular bottle size here. Many of your sizes are 750ml, 1000ml etc. Would be great if you could add the sizes that are available here. Thanks!

Create a Snapshot Audit for specific areas such as different bars or stock areas. Make it so that it doesn't affect your overall inventory. Have a section in the app and the dashboard to catch employee theft. This Section should contain a Before and After snapshot and a section where you can put actual bottles or fl oz sold. It should be easy enough to set traps to catch employees from giving away inventory when they aren't being watched.

Currently the app retains the login credentials of the previous user doing inventory. This opens it up to misuse, including incorrect attribution of bad inventory numbers. Partender should auto log-off and force each user to enter their own unique user ID and password for every session, or offer a "remember me" option for people who always do the inventory.