Workshop & operations

Warehouse management

Filters, oils, brake pads, grit, protective equipment: items with stock, movements, minimum levels and valuation, instead of a note taped to the shelf.

Movement types Inbound · outbound · correction
Alert Below minimum stock
Stocktaking With difference display
Reports Stock value · turnover

Know what is on the shelf — and what is missing

Every inbound and outbound is a stock movement with timestamp, quantity and originator. When an item falls below its minimum level it appears in the stock alerts. Stocktaking is a proper process: count, review differences, complete.

What it does

What the module actually does

Item master with categories

Items with unit, minimum stock and category — suited to a workshop, yard or store.

Stock movements

Inbound, outbound and correction per item, with a per-item history and a view across all movements.

Minimum-stock alerts

Items below minimum appear on the dashboard before something runs out mid-repair.

Stocktaking as a process

Create a count, record counted quantities per item, see differences and complete it — traceable instead of a spreadsheet.

Stock valuation and turnover

Reports on stock value and turnover show where capital sits on the shelf.

Export

Export items and movements — for accounting, year-end or audit.

Frequently asked questions

Yes. A count records counted quantities per item and shows the difference against book stock. On completion the stock is set to the counted value — documented and traceable.

No, it is a workshop and operations store: items, stock, movements, minimum levels, stocktaking and valuation. Procurement processes, supplier orders and invoice runs stay in your ERP.

Warehouse management handles quantities, equipment management handles individual devices with inventory numbers. Stocktaking looks at both sides together.

See this module with your own data

30 minutes, no sales pressure: we show the module in the context of your fleet — self-hosted in your data centre, GDPR-compliant, made in Germany.