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Every part you hold, with what is on hand across all your stores. The part catalogue

Stock across stores

The catalogue totals stock across warehouses. But “at or below reorder point” is asked per store, not against the total — because one store being empty is the fact worth surfacing. Totalling would hide a shortage at the plant behind stock sitting in another building. So a part can show healthy total stock and still be flagged: the store that needs it has none.

Columns

Reserved against available

Reserving a part for a job holds it so another job cannot take it. Available is what you can actually promise to a new job — which is the number that matters when readiness asks whether a job can proceed.

Adding a part

New on this screen, or New → Create Part in the header.

Where parts get used

  • On a job. Parts are reserved as requirements and consumed when issued. See the work order.
  • From a maintenance plan. Every round of a plan carries the parts it consumes, which is what lets demand be forecast rather than discovered.
  • On an asset’s BOM. Which parts fit which machine, so “which filter does P-102 take” is answerable at the counter.

Inside a part

Stock by store, transactions, suppliers, alternatives and consumption.