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If you saw every bottle or capsule on your shelf as a $100 bill, you might be trying to find ways to get that money into your bank account, especially in the cash flow crunch that pharmacies are facing now.

This is exactly what perpetual inventory from Inventory IQ allows you to do.

In this episode of The Bottom Line Pharmacy Podcast, we share insights to help you keep cash in your bank, not on your shelf. We dive deep into inventory management, how to improve your cash flow, ways you can control your inventory, and more!

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More about our guest:

Jared Barton is the CEO of Inventory IQ and the Secretary of the Board of Pharmacy Marketplace. With 9 years in the independent pharmacy industry and 600+ independent pharmacies served; Inventory IQ is the nation’s premier independent pharmacy inventory management firm. They help pharmacies maximize efficiency through inventory management and assisting with perpetual inventory implementation/maintenance through their monthly Inventory Mining program, and they also provide inventory count services for tax purposes, transitions of ownership, and third-party audits.

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More resources about this topic:

Blog – Maximizing Your Largest Expense: Inventory

Webinar – Inventory: Keep Cash in the Bank, Not the Shelf

Blog – Accrual vs. Cash Method of Accounting for Inventory Management