Public Housing Agency Upgrades to BarCloud Inventory Software

Jun 13, 2023


Jacksonville Housing Authority manages housing supplies with inventory management software


Chicago, Illinois Jun 13, 2023 (Issuewire.com) - Jacksonville Housing Authority, a public housing agency in Jacksonville, Florida, successfully transformed its inventory management processes with BarCloud's barcode inventory system. The housing authority faced challenges in effectively tracking supplies and equipment, leading to financial losses and inefficiencies in their operations.  

Prior to adopting the inventory management software, the housing agency struggled with the lack of visibility over its inventory. This resulted in the loss of crucial supplies and expensive equipment, such as laptops and mobile phones. In their quest for a solution, they turned to an online search and discovered a barcode inventory system that met their requirements. 

They chose BarCloud's inventory tracking system for its:  

  • Configurable reports feature 
  • Enhanced visibility on inventory  
  • User-friendly and intuitive interface 

The inventory software provided valuable insights into inventory levels and trends. This helped them optimize their inventory usage and reordering processes according to the needs of their various assistance programs, streamlined their operations, and ensured easy adoption by their staff. They successfully utilized features such as receiving and issuing inventory, generating comprehensive reports, and monitoring equipment locations. "The software is very easy to use and has helped keep the IT department organized," said Evann Moris, a representative from the agency. 

With the new system in place, Jacksonville Housing Authority experienced a remarkable improvement in its inventory management practices, resulting in saved time and reduced expenses due to lost supplies and equipment. The agency plans to expand the utilization of the system as they continue to grow its operations and provide affordable housing and opportunities to residents in the city and surrounding areas. They remain committed to improving their inventory management practices and achieving increased operational efficiency with the inventory system. 

BarCloud is a market leader in Inventory System and Asset Tracking Solutions that uses Barcode technology with mobile Barcode, smartphones, and tablets. They help improve profitability by eliminating manual data entry, paper files, and forms and by automating record keeping. With their powerful system, businesses have 24/7 access to the location and status of their Inventory and Assets, whether they are in the warehouse, on the field, or in the office. They have offices in California (headquarters), and Chicago

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