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Barcode Inventory Software

If your warehouse runs on paper pick tickets and memory, barcodes are the fix. Pear Inventory is barcode inventory software that ties every receiving, picking, packing, and counting step to a scan — so the number on the shelf matches the number in the system.

Scan-to-ship picking

Pickers work from a scan gun, not a printout. Scan the order, scan the bin, scan the item — Pear verifies the SKU against the order line before it counts as picked. Wrong item? The scanner rejects it on the spot instead of your customer finding it in the box. Short picks are recorded as they happen, so reorders reflect what actually shipped.

Scan-verified packing

At the pack station, every unit is scanned again before the label prints. Pear blocks the shipment if a line is missing, over-packed, or the wrong item — and for serialized products, it demands the exact serial on the order. Packing stops being a trust exercise and becomes a checked step.

Native warehouse scanner support

Pear runs on dedicated Android warehouse scanners with built-in imagers — the kind your team can drop, dock, and use one-handed all day. Pair a device with a code, assign pickers with a PIN, and scans land in the app instantly. No Bluetooth dongles, no laptop on a cart.

What else the barcode does for you

• Receiving: scan items against a purchase order and Pear puts stock on the shelf with the right cost and lot.
• Cycle counts: scan a bin, count what's there, and variances post to the ledger with a reason — not a silent adjustment.
• Lookups: scan any barcode to see the item, its stock by location, and its open demand.
• Stock pushes: the same scanned counts feed Shopify and ShipStation, so your channels sell what you actually have.

Built for Shopify + ShipStation merchants

Pear Inventory sits between your sales channels and your warehouse floor. Orders flow in from ShipStation, stock flows out to Shopify, and every movement in between is a scan. Flat $99/month — no per-user or per-scan fees.

See how Pear compares to Finale, Cin7, and Sortly on the comparison page, or start a free trial.