Craft brewery taproom
A small brewery needs an inventory sheet for kegs, cans, glassware, and merch, with reorder points based on weekly draft and retail movement.
Tier 1 · Logistics & Supply Chain · $25 · 1-2 hrs · 5 day turnaround
Listed price is the project base price. A 3% payment processing fee is added at checkout. The full total is charged upfront when you place your order.
Build a basic inventory tracking spreadsheet with product name, SKU, quantity on hand, reorder point, and location.
Get a single-location inventory spreadsheet that tracks your product SKUs, current stock levels, reorder thresholds, and bin locations in one clean sheet. A vetted high-school student will build the structure, populate sample rows, and add color-coded alerts so you can spot low-stock items at a glance without manual scanning or complex software.
A list of your products (product names, SKU codes, current quantities on hand, and where each item lives in your space). If you have reorder minimums already defined, share those; if not, the student can help you set reasonable defaults based on typical turnover.
The student will create a multi-column spreadsheet, populate your product data across rows, set up conditional formatting rules (e.g., cells turn yellow or red when quantity dips below reorder point), verify column headers are clear, and test the sheet with 5–10 sample rows to ensure formulas work correctly.
One Excel or Google Sheets file with all columns labeled (Product Name, SKU, Quantity on Hand, Reorder Point, Location), up to 50 products entered, conditional formatting active, and instructions for adding new rows yourself going forward.
Your $25 payment stays held until you confirm the spreadsheet opens correctly, all your SKUs are entered with no typos, and the reorder-point alerts highlight as expected.
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Yes. The student will structure it so each row is unique by SKU, even if product names repeat across rows. For example, 'Blue Paint Gallon' might have SKU-001 and SKU-002 for different batches or suppliers.
The spreadsheet is built to scale—you can add as many rows as you want after delivery. The student will show you exactly how the formulas and conditional formatting work so you can copy them down for new products without breaking anything.
Absolutely. The conditional formatting is rule-based, so whenever you update a quantity cell, the color coding recalculates in real time—no need to refresh or rerun anything.
Yes. The student can deliver it as a Google Sheets file, Excel file, or both. Conditional formatting works identically in both platforms, so your reorder alerts will function the same way.
No. This is a standalone spreadsheet—no email alerts or API connections. You'll see the highlighted cells and manage orders manually, which keeps the tool simple and stays within the 1–2 hour scope.
Select a scope and let your Shamrck PM handle the rest. Pay the full total upfront at checkout, then review and approve the completed deliverable. Approval does not trigger a new charge.
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