Everyday counter tasks — taking in stock, ringing up walk-in sales, trades, and quick lookups — each as its own page under Quick Actions in the sidebar.
Where to find it: Open Quick Actions in AIM — you will be asked to sign in first.
What you can do here
- Add stock for one product fast with Single Product Intake (no full purchase order needed)
- Look up a pair on the spot with Inventory Search (by location or scan)
- Take in a trade and process it with Trade
- Ring up a walk-in buyer with In-Store Purchase (when your Shopify store is connected)
- Fix or overwrite a barcode/UPC and push it to Shopify with UPC Overwrite
How to: Add stock for a single product
- Open Quick Actions in the sidebar, then choose Single Product Intake.
- Find the product (search by name or SKU), then pick the size.
- Enter how many pairs came in and what they cost you.
- Save — the units are added to your inventory right away.
Two pairs of Dunk Low Panda size 10 walked in at 90each—openSingleProductIntake,findtheshoe,choosesize10,quantity2,cost90, save.
How to: Look up a pair at the counter
- Open Quick Actions → Inventory Search in the sidebar.
- Scan the barcode or type the product/SKU.
- Read off the size, on-hand count, and where it lives.
A customer asks if you have the Jordan 1 Bred in a 9.5 — open Inventory Search, scan or type it, and see the count and shelf location.
How to: Ring up a walk-in sale
- Open Quick Actions → In-Store Purchase (shown only when your Shopify store is connected).
- Add the items the customer is buying.
- Complete the sale — stock is deducted and the sale is recorded.
Someone buys a pair off the shelf in your shop — use In-Store Purchase so the sale flows through your connected store and your count stays correct.
Good to know
- Each Quick Action is a full page under the Quick Actions sidebar group — open the tools you use most and leave them bookmarked.
- Some actions (In-Store Purchase, UPC Overwrite) only appear once your Shopify store is connected.
- Single Product Intake is for quick one-off additions; for a full shipment from a supplier, use a Purchase Order instead.
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