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Warehouse inventory linked to your work orders

Centralise products, locations and stock movements so teams can check availability and record every change.

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Inventory that supports everyday work

Organise products by SKU, barcode, unit and warehouse. Check available stock, minimum levels and movement history from the company dashboard.

Link materials to a job and record their consumption when the job is validated, keeping the stock movement associated with the work.

Key operational benefits

Products and locations

Maintain a product catalogue and stock by warehouse.

Traceable movements

Record receipts, issues, returns and adjustments with a reason.

Materials on jobs

Plan materials and deduct used stock when a job is validated.

For teams that need stock visibility

  • Repair and maintenance businesses with spare parts.
  • Installation teams preparing materials for each service.
  • Organisations with multiple warehouses or stock managers.

How to get started

Add warehouses and products

Set up locations, references, barcodes and units.

Record stock

Add receipts or adjustments and check balances by location.

Link materials to jobs

Plan material and record consumption when work is completed.

Frequently asked questions

Can I check stock for each warehouse?

Yes. Filter inventory by warehouse and review balances and movement history.

Is stock deducted when a job is completed?

Materials linked to a job can be deducted when its completion is validated.

Can I identify products that are running low?

Yes. Set a minimum stock level and review products that reach or fall below it to plan replenishment.

Try time tracking with your team

Set up employees, clocking methods and scheduling from a single platform.