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Name:	Average Stock Calculator
Author:	SimCrest, Inc
Date:	11/11/2010
First release:	02/11/2010
Size:	376.4 KB
Downloads:	187
MD5 Digest:	3F0746542447B4F7EA90958DDB653DD0 si
On DVD-ROM:	Yes

Category:	Dynamics NAV

Description:	SimCrest Average Stock Calculator is an easy-to-use add-on enabling you to maintain inventory levels based on historical usage without complicating the process. This add-on requires very little setup and is very streamlined in data and analysis. Designed to complement the demand planning function in standard Microsoft Dynamics NAV, Average Stock Calculator enables purchasing managers to make the right decisions on when to order, what to order, and how much to order based on historical average usage of items and Stock Keeping Units (SKUs). In standard Microsoft Dynamics NAV, demand is calculated based on current supply and demand, but there is no way to also look back historically and see how many, on average, have been sold in the past, or do a forecast for future sales. All of this has to be done with manual setups at each item/SKU level, but SimCrest Average Stock Calculator automates the manual work for you and allows you to plan demand in both ways.

More Info:	http://www.simcrest.com/products.php?crumbTitle=add-on-products-for-dynamics-nav

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