Scannur 4+

Name: Scannur
Rating: 5 (1 reviews)
Author: Scannur

Reverse Image Seaarch

Scannur

Designed for iPhone

- 5.0 • 1 Rating

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

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Description

Create your own reverse image search database. Use reverse image search, as well as barcode scanning, to lookup and move your items.

Create items in your item library, take their picture, capture their barcode and save. Then use the scan screen to capture the barcode of a single item or take a picture of many items, add them to an Excel or CSV sheet to export or email.

Setup the Excel or CSV sheets by adding columns and relabelling them, via the app’s custom fields, to exactly match your Excel or CSV needs. No more re-formatting sheets after export.

Admin can invite many users, or add more companies to have separate item libraries. All users' name, date and time is stamped on every action, no more guessing who created a record or did the latest update.

Create a business record such as an invoice or purchase order from any system, by adding custom fields and export a file to an Excel or CSV sheet.

Help control workflows and inventory. Create a list and set timers for users to scan items to a shared list, or timers for users to edit items they add to lists. Geolocation is available, turn on via settings and track the location where each item is created and moved to a list.

GS1 lookup of over 30 million barcodes, UPC or GTIN numbers. On new item, scan barcode and tap GS1 button. If the item is in the database, manufacturers's information will appear, copy the short description into the your item's name field and save.

30-Day Free Trial - Up to 6 users
$9.99/month - first user, $20/month - each additional user

Terms and Conditions - https://scannur.com/termsandconditions.html
Privacy Policy - https://www.scannur.com/privacypolicy.html

Sep 6, 2024

Version 4.5

Improved app performance and fixed bugs.

5.0 out of 5

1 Rating

Great app for inventory in Service Titan!

This app is a game changer, their customer support has been really good. Things that I would like to see is the ability to manually add an item code if the bar code being scanned is damaged, and if the save button could be moved above the photo option when creating a list.

The developer, Scannur, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.