Best inventory keeping 2018 (third party app or software online)

[alary_sport]

I am looking for a great third party app or software online. Preferably free to keep (archive, inventory, book) my sold items, with at least one image for visual reference. I sell used parts and its extremely time saving just finding the same sold parts.

Thanks you in advance for your help

[sylviebee]

If you have a Mac check GarageSale out by iwascoding.  It's amazing and very affordable.  

[alary_sport]

Sorry for the missing information. Its a destop microsoft window computer.

[recped]

SixBit....not free but excellent.

Wonderlister.....also not free but there is a fairly low cost version

I have used SIxBit and it's predecessors (Blackthorne, Sellers Assistant) since 2001, no personal experience with Wonderlister but it's a very similar program.

For accurate inventory control you won't find anything free that actually works.

[hlmacdon]

If you want a proper inventory program that will facilitate actual inventory tracking and year end accounting, I suggest having a look at Inflow Inventory. Far from cheap and you would need to be selling enough to justify it but pretty much everything a small business needs.

[alary_sport]

Right now (june 2018) I have premium manager pro from ebay.
Having 650 going 1000 plus in active inventory, would make me think if I will save time using outside tools. I know I will save time by using an inventory from not searching everytime my parts that I have already search to identify.
Sixbit seems ok, but at minimum 35$,

Wonderlist at 5$ it only has an excel export data, not good at all. no image.

Crazylist of min 60$ seem good too, then again per year, that's 1200$ more I need to make.

Inflow min 70$ seem expensive.

[hlmacdon]

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@alary_sport wrote:

Right now (june 2018) I have premium manager pro from ebay.
Having 650 going 1000 plus in active inventory, would make me think if I will save time using outside tools. I know I will save time by using an inventory from not searching everytime my parts that I have already search to identify.
Sixbit seems ok, but at minimum 35$,

Wonderlist at 5$ it only has an excel export data, not good at all. no image.

Crazylist of min 60$ seem good too, then again per year, that's 1200$ more I need to make.

Inflow min 70$ seem expensive.

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Something like Inflow is if you want to track your actual inventory/invoicing/COGS/etc. If you want to automate importing listing quantity updates inkfrog has csv importing. In the past I've found it to be relatively intuitive a with a reasonable yearly fee vs the more expensive monthly fees of alternatives.