Portable Nevitium

Transactions are accompanied by various papers with which a business keeps track and justifies budget and product flow. With the abundance of demands for everything, suppliers need to keep up the pace. Luckily, application like Portable Nevitium provide a suitable and easy to use environment for creating and issuing invoices and reports.

As you noticed by now, the application does not need to be installed on your system, since it's the portable version. This means you can work on the go, which comes in handy for sales individuals that need to be constantly on the move. However, make sure Java Runtime Environment is installed on the machine the application runs. There's also the installer version if you find it more suitable for your needs.

Right from the start, the application throws you in a set of configurations so that work is easier later on. Here you get to configure company details, with options to include logo or additional images. Other options include security related details, data folders, as well as thorough currency and tax specifications, and even external applications to use either for preview or more processing.

Although the application doesn't make you look away and even comes with several themes to choose from, it's not the most intuitive of its kind, so you might spend some time creating your contacts, defining your inventory and so on. On the other hand, there are helpful tooltips here and there when hovering your mouse over certain elements to get you out of sticky situations.

The application gives you the possibility to define your connections, which represent your contacts, as well as items in your inventory. Sadly, you need to test creation options out, with the overall requirements being a little rough around the edges.

You can use a form builder in order to design templates used to store your data and print it out on a sheet of paper. More tools are implemented with which you can quickly create an invoice by filling in supplier and receiver details, as well as options for inventory items, price tags or taxes if they apply.

You also get to generate a decent amount of reports, with several types for invoices, depending on payment status, inventory reports, as well as customer and supplier lists. All your data files are saved in custom folders, which perfectly blends with the application's portability.

There's also the possibility to pick external viewers because the application creates PDF files for invoices and reports, or directly prints them out, depending on your choice.

All things considered, we can safely state that, although not the best of its kind, Portable Nevitium provides a suitable means of keeping a database of contacts and inventory items, with options to issue a decent amount of reports and invoices. Practicality is further enhanced by portability and support for external applications, making it worth a try overall.