Every part accounted for. Dock to invoice.
Warehouse bins, truck stock, purchase orders, and scanning: one ledger wired through estimates, jobs, and invoices. Inventory is Next on the roadmap, and this page is its design, stated plainly.
Inventory & POs
Next- StatusNext, in development
- Scopewarehouse · trucks · POs
- Scanningphone camera or Bluetooth
- Goalnothing re-typed, dock → invoice
Why it matters
The argument, in three rows.
The truck is a warehouse
Stock lives where it actually is (bins and trucks) with reorder points per location, so the part is on the truck before the job needs it.
One part, estimate to invoice
The part quoted is the part reserved is the part billed. Zero re-typing between the estimate, the PO, and the invoice is the whole point.
Costs that update the book
When supplier costs move, the price book knows. Copper up six percent should be a task list, not a margin surprise.
Move the money
The money follows the work.
Quoted from the book, billed from the job, collected on the drive. The cash loop runs on the same record as the day.
Up close
How it runs.
01
The PO workflow
Draft, approve, send, receive, with will-call pickups routed to the truck that needs them.
02
Scanning
Barcodes and QR bins from a phone camera or a Bluetooth scanner; cycle counts with variance flags instead of an annual guess.
03
Suppliers, wired in
Supplier API integrations (account pricing loaded into the book) are in development, named as such, and not demoed as shipped.
On the roadmap
What is still being built. In its own words.
Inventory: truck and warehouse stock
Next · in development
Supplier API integrations
In development
Procurement platform
Planned
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