Getting Started
First steps, setup basics, and the initial workflows for getting Mobile Inventory running.
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First steps, setup basics, and the initial workflows for getting Mobile Inventory running.
Bring data in, export results out, and work with Excel or CSV files safely.
Configure product and entry fields such as barcode, NFC, images, alerts, and dates.
Set up the built-in scanner, Scanner+, and external barcode readers.
Adjust list behavior, favorites, ordering, and device-specific setup.
Practical guides for backup, restore, exports, merges, and support diagnostics.
Core software capabilities beyond scanning, including locations, values, and user roles.
Browser-based workflows such as printing barcodes and combining exported files.
Licenses, plans, permissions, and account-level administration.
New and evolving features that may change during testing.
Product announcements, pricing updates, and other recent Mobile Inventory news.
Reference material, policies, release notes, and request forms.
You can easily activate a free one-month trial for our PRO features.
For Scanner+ features, we offer 50 free scans instead of a time-based trial. These are activated automatically as soon as you install the mobile app so you can test the scanning capabilities immediately.
Yes. The trial license gives you full access to explore virtually all features across Android, iOS, and Web, so you can evaluate the complete product experience.
You can test the app's collaborative features using the free one-month PRO Team Trial. This allows multiple users to experience synchronized inventory management together.
Yes, we are open to ideas and suggestions.
Please submit your request here: https://support.mobileinventory.net/articles/new-feature-request/
Or send us an email at [email protected] with a detailed description of how you would like the feature to work.
No, simultaneous logins on multiple devices are not supported.
You can switch between devices by logging out on one device and logging in on another, but using the same account on two devices at the same time is not possible. This limitation helps ensure data integrity and system security.