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LadiiBugKakes Posted 12 Aug 2013 , 9:53pm
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This question probably has been asked a thousand times. Most that I have seen has been from 2008 or lower. My question is: what type of software do you use to keep track of all your inventory, etc. I have looked at Cakeboss and QuickBooks but I don't really want to spend that kind of money yet. I just would like something that is free for the time being. Thank you my fellow cakers.

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jason_kraft Posted 12 Aug 2013 , 10:14pm
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AYou can use Excel (or OpenOffice, a free alternative if you don't have Microsoft Office) to track your inventory. There are also some free cloud-based inventory management solutions available, for example: http://www.skywareinventory.com/

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LadiiBugKakes Posted 12 Aug 2013 , 10:21pm
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You can use Excel (or OpenOffice, a free alternative if you don't have Microsoft Office) to track your inventory. There are also some free cloud-based inventory management solutions available, for example: http://www.skywareinventory.com/

Is it going to be hard to keep track. Or is it simple as can be. I know it a silly question. I just want to make sure that I am heading in the right direction and doing things. BTW, thank you for your response

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