Inventory that tracks itself
as the work moves.
Protect margin by knowing what is on hand, what is committed, what is on each truck, what needs to be ordered, and what every job actually consumed.
A sales walkthrough can show the owner exactly where stock, purchasing, delivery, job cost, and the books connect.
Core inventory & logistics
Stock control that protects cash and margin.
Not just a warehouse list.
Items don't live in a separate app that gets reconciled once a quarter. They move with the work — pulled when a ticket saves, reordered when stock dips, and costed into the books automatically so owners can see the financial impact.
Warehouse tracking
On-hand, committed, and available quantities live. Bins, shelves, and multi-location support from day one.
Purchase orders
POs triggered by stock levels, vendor preferences, or manual flag. Receipts reconcile against what was ordered.
Item locations
Warehouse, truck, job site, or in transit — every item knows where it is and who has it.
Routing & delivery
Stops, drivers, and delivery windows built from the tickets that need fulfillment. No double-entering addresses.
SKUs, barcodes & variants
Full item catalog with rates, cost, variants, and barcode lookup. Scan-in, scan-out where it matters.
Fleet & asset linkage
Tie inventory to trucks, trailers, and equipment — know what's on each rig and what came back.
How it fits the platform
Stock moves when the
work moves.
Inventory isn't a bolt-on warehouse tool. It reads the same ticket data that runs billing and the GL — which means stock, costs, and deliveries stay in lockstep with what's actually happening in the field.
Ticket uses item
A job pulls items from a truck or warehouse bin.
Stock updates
On-hand drops, committed reflects open jobs.
PO triggers
Reorder rules fire when thresholds hit.
Delivery routed
Fulfillment stops route to the right job.
Ticket uses item
A job pulls items from a truck or warehouse bin.
Stock updates
On-hand drops, committed reflects open jobs.
PO triggers
Reorder rules fire when thresholds hit.
Delivery routed
Fulfillment stops route to the right job.
Know what you have.
Know where it went.
One entry moves the item, updates the stock, triggers the PO, and routes the delivery. The ledger catches up automatically.