Finally a scanner built for real stocking runs
We use QR 2 CSV Pro on the floor for barcodes and QR codes, then export straight to CSV for spreadsheets and vendors. That core scan → save → share loop is fast and reliable.
What sold us as a store/warehouse team is everything around inventory: names, brands, categories, quantities, lists by aisle or shelf, and continuous scanning so you’re not tapping Done after every item. Restocking and Stocking workflows are HUGE — pull known products onto a working list as you walk, or confirm details when you’re building the catalog. Multi-list lookup matches how we actually organize the shop.
Backup, bulk actions, and clean exports mean we’re not stuck in a fragile spreadsheet process. And local on-device data, without the need to create 3p accounts, is a plus for speed and privacy. Pro feels like a complete toolkit
What sold us as a store/warehouse team is everything around inventory: names, brands, categories, quantities, lists by aisle or shelf, and continuous scanning so you’re not tapping Done after every item. Restocking and Stocking workflows are HUGE — pull known products onto a working list as you walk, or confirm details when you’re building the catalog. Multi-list lookup matches how we actually organize the shop.
Backup, bulk actions, and clean exports mean we’re not stuck in a fragile spreadsheet process. And local on-device data, without the need to create 3p accounts, is a plus for speed and privacy. Pro feels like a complete toolkit
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