Nahi Kim

Picking and packing is one of those behind-the-scenes steps that customers rarely think about, yet it determines whether an order arrives on time, in good condition, and with the right items inside. What might surprise you is how much of a warehouse’s budget is tied up in this process.

Inventory accuracy quietly drives everything: what you buy, what you ship, and what you can sell. When records are off, you get stockouts, write-offs, and financial reporting problems. The challenge has only grown. Customers expect accurate availability across online and in-store channels, while businesses face tighter margins and less room

Managing your inventory means knowing the language that goes with it. A shared vocabulary can keep your team aligned, cut down on mix-ups, and helps you avoid ordering mistakes. This “Inventory Management Glossary” lays out 50 essential terms with clear definitions and real examples. Use it to set reorder points

If you run a small business, you’re already managing inventory in some way. Maybe you keep supplies in the back of your store. Maybe it’s a few bins in your garage or a shelf in your kitchen. Whatever the setup, knowing what you have, what’s running low,

Running a business means knowing what’s in stock, what’s selling, and what needs to be reordered. Without a solid system in place, it’s easy to overbuy, run out of key items, or tie up money in inventory you don’t need. In this guide, we’ll walk