Collector for Palm OS

An inventory collector designed for to-the-point data collection,considering low budgets.No other fancy upgrades to purchase.

$19.95

Version: 1.2

Collector by: Conrad Spiteri, last updated: 16/11/2004

Requirements: Symbol SPT1500/1700 & PC (Not for MAC)

About Collector

A simple to use, friendly application that lets you scan a barcode and enter the quantity from a virtual numeric keyboard. The Collector application is currently being used by a multitude of companies as an efficient and cost effective stock taking and inventory management tool. Other features include beaming of data between units, data view and tips to guide the user. When the data is uploaded to the PC, its simple file structure lets you integrate the information to your corporate database.Any modifications are available upon request (please see reviews).

Collector, compatible Devices

Symbol SPT 1500, Symbol SPT 1700, Symbol SPT 1740

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