The key driver to information systems. The MBA Inventory Control system is more than a place to keep on-hand quantities. This is where the unique characteristics of your products are defined to provide for intelligent processing by the other modules.

Full multi-warehouse structure with multiple locations in each warehouse and pick paths may be defined here. Several definable levels and cross-functional key codes allow for information-rich reporting and queries. An option to link pricing of similar styles significantly reduces data entry for price updates. An absolute amount, or a percentage, can drive pricing links. Pricing can also be automated by selecting an option that computes the prices based on a definable cost markup. Automatic replacement of an item encourages sales when an item is out of stock or discontinued.

The system supports multiple inventory valuation systems, including: FIFO, LIFO, Average Cost, Standard Cost, and FMV. "Slip" pricing allows the 13th item to be priced at dozen pricing. If a customer orders 10 cases of one item, and 10 of another, MBA has the intelligence to apply its "easy" pricing option, and charge 20 case pricing on each.

Flexible units of measure solve the "bought by the case" and "sold by the item" problem. Flexibility and industry specific options give MBA the edge.