I would like a program that will work on PocketPC 2003 (Symbol MC50) that will basically do the following:
Creates a simple CSV file from items scanned in through a PocketPC.
1.. The CSV file will only have three fields per line: SKU (scanned in), Quantity (needs to default to 1 will never be more than 99), and a date & time stamp (system date and time) 2.. Have a spreadsheet/grid style screen with 2 columns so we can see previous scanned items and their quantities (in case the operator gets distracted or needs to take a break and can "see" where (s)he left off). 3.. If multiple of the same items (SKUs) are scanned consecutively they can be grouped (tallied) together, but NOT if they are not scanned consecutively. 4.. Most of the time we will just scan then scan the next item without entering a quantity or any other key for that matter, but sometimes we need to manually enter the quantity (if there are a bunch of the same SKUs in a row or box) 5.. When we start a new scan file we would like to have it ask us for a file name (nice but not required). The reason for requirements #4 is to make it possible to do an audit on the scanned in items. This way we can follow the original scanning path/trail and verify the items and quantities from the original scan.Does anybody know of a program available to accomplish the above? If not I would like to see if anybody is interested in developing this (simple) program and how much it would cost to create it and when could it be completed?
Before anybody suggests the following:
Pocket Excel: This is essentially what I need, but the only problem is that it's to easy for people to "end up" in the wrong cell and start scanning in ILCs in the quantity field or visa versa and we would have to set the default quantity and time fields/columns.
New West's Mobile Inventory Count: This is the almost perfect example for the program that I need EXCEPT this product groups/tallies the same ILCs together, which makes it impossible to properly audit the scanned batches. In other words if I scan 1000 ILCs but there are only 200 different ILC I DO NOT want to see a list/CSV file with only 200 ILCs in it with total quantities for each ILC (RMS Physical Inventory does this for me already anyway!).
Anybody?