Microsoft Access is a good tool for storing information. Other databases you might want to consider are File Maker Pro and Alpha Software. If you want to put your data online (maybe so others can share it) consider QuickBase, eunify.db, Trackvia, Caspio or Expresso (which puts spreadsheets onlnie).
Your accounting software (Quickbooks, Peachtree) also has an inventory component which might be useful for you to use.
Ramon Ray,
Editor and Technology Evangelist,
Smallbiztechnology.com
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August 14, 2007
Is Microsoft Access suitable enough to store and retrieve price list information written in Excel?
The price lists are categorized already. The business is hardware sales. If you have any suggestions regarding packages that include inventory management and point of purchase applications please point me in that direction.
Ramon Ray is editor of SmallBizTechnology.com and author of Technology Solutions for Growing Businesses.
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