
Guide to Grocery Distributors
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Companies that sell products, especially those in the Consumer Packaged Goods (CPG) industry, face unique challenges when it comes to inventory management. Unlike service-based businesses, CPG brands are responsible for managing, restocking, and selling mass quantities of inventory. This requires a sophisticated and efficient system to keep operations running smoothly.
It’s important to conduct regular reviews and discussions related to inventory and finances, ensuring that business owners are always in control of their stock. This approach ensures that business owners know precisely when it’s the right time to fulfill orders, explore new sales channels, and replenish their inventory.
As a growing business, your data may be spread across different spreadsheets and platforms. You may need help with implementation to management and post go-live support.
Clients benefit from inventory management support in a variety of scenarios, including:
The implementation of Cin7 Core (fka DEAR) typically takes about 90 days and averages about 20 to 40 hours, with an hourly rate of $185 per hour. The typical cost for implementation totals between $3,500 and $7,000.
When you choose Accountfully’s inventory management service, you get:
Accountfully can help CPG brands with inventory system implementation. The process begins with a comprehensive understanding of their business and determining the service level that aligns with their requirements. New clients can initiate the process by providing basic business details and scheduling a call through the contact page on Accountfully’s website. Following this, the Accountfully team will engage in a discussion to determine the most suitable plan of action for their business.
If you’re a CPG brand facing the complex challenges of inventory management, partnering with Accountfully can be the key to streamlining your operations, ensuring efficiency, and preparing for scalable growth. With a dedicated team, proven implementation processes, and ongoing support, they are the trusted partner you need for success in the product-based business world.
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