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Inventory & Labels

Inventory Basics

Same as the overview — your catalog of coins, bullion, and collectibles.

Open Inventory → Opens your members area in a new tab

Your inventory hub — every item you sell lives here.
Your inventory hub — every item you sell lives here.

Step-by-step instructions

  1. 1 Understand inventory as your hub

    Every item you sell — in-store or online — lives in Inventory. NumisNexus stocks buys here. Sales Checkout sells from here. Your online store displays items marked web-visible. One catalog powers everything.
  2. 2 Open the inventory list

    In the left sidebar, click Point of Sale → Current Inventory. You will see a table with columns for title, price, quantity, category, and status.
    Current Inventory — your searchable catalog.
    Current Inventory — your searchable catalog.
  3. 3 Search by keyword or barcode

    Click the search box and type any keyword. You can also scan a barcode with your USB scanner while the search box is focused — the matching item highlights in the table.
  4. 4 Filter by status

    Use the status filter to show only Available items (in stock), Sold items (historical), or All. Most daily work uses the Available filter.
  5. 5 Click any row to edit

    Click an item row to open its detail page. From here you change price, photos, description, quantity, barcode, Greysheet link, and web visibility.
  6. 6 Print labels for new items

    After adding or stocking items, go to Point of Sale → Design Your Labels. Select items and print barcode labels for your display cases.
  7. 7 How items enter inventory

    Items arrive via: manual entry (New Inventory Item), NumisNexus stock purchases (Stock Purchases), CSV import (Import Inventory), or phone scanning (Tag & Scan).
  8. 8 How items leave inventory

    Quantity deducts automatically when you complete a sale in Sales Checkout or when a customer buys on your online store. Sold items remain in the list with status Sold for reporting.
    Completing a sale in checkout deducts inventory quantity.
    Completing a sale in checkout deducts inventory quantity.