Build the catalog
Know exactly what you carry.
Keep parts, materials, equipment, suppliers, prices, and reorder points together so the team starts with the right information.
Parts, equipment, and trucks in one system, with counts you can actually trust.
What Inventory handles
Build the catalog
Keep parts, materials, equipment, suppliers, prices, and reorder points together so the team starts with the right information.
Place the stock
Track what is held at each warehouse, location, truck, or team member instead of relying on one company-wide guess.
Use it in the field
Assign mobile stock to trucks and technicians, follow its custody, and keep the service team supplied for the work ahead.
Count and replenish
Stocktakes compare the count on the ground with the records, while low-stock alerts and purchase orders help refill what is running low.
How Inventory connects
Inventory connects the catalog to the places and people using it, so the office can see what is ready, what is moving, and what needs action.
Services and jobs
Products and equipment can be tied to services so the team knows which materials and tools belong with the job.
Warehouses and trucks
Warehouse quantities, truck stock, and team assignments stay connected so available stock is easier to understand.
Suppliers and orders
Link products to suppliers, place a stock order, receive what arrived, and let the inventory record reflect the delivery.
The inventory flow
Add the product or equipment, set its details, and connect the suppliers and services that use it.
Put stock in the right warehouse or assign it to a truck or team member for field work.
Receive orders, use materials, transfer stock, and keep each change attached to its reason.
Run a stocktake, review differences, and use the real count to decide what happens next.
What Inventory keeps together
Inventory