Convert centimeters to feet, cm to ft to cm

Usually or sometimes, companies require unit conversion when dealing with some kind of goods. These goods often have specifications that may be recorded in different measurement units (in feet but not in centimeters). Sometimes, it's helpful to consult the supplier's representative or the transport company for clarification during this process, but it can be optional. E.g. Lenght conversion units must fit in the correct manner. When you receive some goods, it's important to inspect these units. They have to fit with the details mentioned in the documentation. It is required to avoid any misunderstandings. After checking information about the items, it is important to check again. Carefully document all necessary information for all parties involved. Start by noting the quantity in the supplier's specified units, followed by the quantity for warehouse release. It should be said that many accounting programs allow you to keep track of goods in two dimensions. Use this method if the product is purchased in one measurement unit (for example, inches and feet), and its sale requires repackaging or packaging (in centimeters and meters). At the same time, the product accounting unit remains unchanged.