Every piece,accounted for.
Serialized pieces, floor counts and a nightly safe log the insurer will love.
Your insurer wants to know what was there, and when.
Jewelers Block policies ask for perpetual inventory, regular counts and a record of what went into the safe each night. Most stores keep that on paper, if at all. In WristBook every watch is a serialized piece with its own page and history, counts take minutes with a scanner or RFID, and the safe log writes itself as you open and close.
In at night. Out at nine.
Scan every piece into the safe as the last step of closing, and out again in the morning, or sweep the trays with an RFID reader. Anything that didn't come out stays on Today until someone finds it.
Count the floor in minutes.
Tick or scan every piece on a phone, or import an RFID reader's sweep. The count survives a refresh or a locked phone, and finishing keeps what's missing, with its cost.
Tags that print themselves.
Barbell tags and labels with the price, SKU and barcode, laid out for the store's own printer: Zebra, Godex, Rollo, DYMO, Brother, or Avery sheets on any printer.
