A scanner-driven interface for working with offcuts that are already on the warehouse: move a piece to another cell, write it off when issued, return it back, bind a client. Each action is one scan plus one tap.
This section assumes you are working right next to the rack with a phone in hand — all screens are designed for one-handed use.
The "Inventory" section is the main working screen of the warehouse keeper. All routine actions on offcuts already received on the warehouse are done from it: viewing, moving to another cell, writing off on issue, return…
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