See Also

1. Adding Notes to an Item
2. Adding Weight and Dimensions to an Item
3. Adding an Item from an Item Template
4. Adding an Item from Scratch
5. Creating Items
6. Deleting Items
7. Duplicating Items
8. Entering Listing Upgrades
9. Entering eBay Listing Information
10. Entering eBay Shipping Information
11. Entering Payment Information
12. Entering Item Data
13. Importing Data into SixBit
14. Saving an Item as an Item Template
15. Entering Title and Description
16. Entering an Allocation Plan
17. Entering Etsy Information
18. Entering Product and Shipping Info
19. Entering Tags and Materials
20. Entering Categories and Attributes
21. Entering Item Specifics
22. Entering eBay Catalog Information
23. Adding Items in Bulk
24. Printing Inventory Labels
25. Adding Pricing Information to an Item
26. Adding Product Information to an Item
27. Editing Items
28. Entering Categories
29. Managing Pictures on an Item
30. Cancelling Orders
31. Recording Missing Shipments
32. Reconciling Inventory
33. Processing Returns
34. Setting Up Inventory Handling Rules
35. Viewing Available Inventory
36. Inventory Report
37. Automatic Relisting
38. Merging Inventory
39. Collapsing Purchases
40. Managing Inventory
41. Recording Drop Shipment Inventory
42. Recording Inventory Purchases

Adding Inventory Information on an Item

SixBit is designed to allow for easy, quick entry of quantities, costs and suppliers for single purchase items, while still providing the ability to record detailed purchase records for multiple purchase items.  See Recording Inventory Purchases for information on adding inventory information to an item.

When creating non-variation items, the default quantity for new items can be set from Options|Inventory|Initial Inventory Quantity.   For example, to force entry of the inventory before listing, this can be set to 0.  Sellers who sell only one of a kind items may want to set this to 1 to avoid having to enter the inventory each time.