Yes, OctoCount is completely free and it doesn't have any in-app purchases or subscriptions.
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This piece of software works a treat if you have compatible barcodes. If you just want to scan the barcode and give it a QTY then you want this. You can then email the data which outputs two columns in CSV format for you to do with what you want.
This is by far the easiest stocktake I have done thanks to this app. There were a couple of glitches and there are some things that would improve its use. I scanned 100-250 items before emailing them across each time to transfer manually into Retail Manager. The glitch (which only happened once) was that in one batch, half the items were packed into one cell instead of their correct position on the spreadsheet. They were still separated by commas though, and I was able to format and merge enough to do a printout and save the information. Suggestions for improvement would be to keep the transfer of information in it’s original order. As we had not registered the barcodes in the app, we only had the numbers to go off of. As they were not transferred in original order, it was difficult to track down when there was an incorrect scan. It would also be VERY convenient to transfer the information across as actual scannable barcodes. This would save the manual input. All in all, this app did exactly what I needed it to do and it was a great help to the stocktake. Thank you 😊
Keeps saying unsupported barcode? Not much use!
