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Hi all<br />
can anyone advise on a barcode software system to control stock, that can be bought off the shelf, we need to be able to record and track items print a barcode with item detail and a logo, and be able to scan items once in stock, and that possibly has a SQL back end or something that can be imported to Microsoft Dynamics at a future date<br />
Thanks in advance
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Hi all
can anyone advise on a barcode software system to control stock, that can be bought off the shelf, we need to be able to record and track items print a barcode with item detail and a logo, and be able to scan items once in stock, and that possibly has a SQL back end or something that can be imported to Microsoft Dynamics at a future date
Thanks in advance

Barcode Software

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