01One catalogue for connected work
Keep saved products and services together, with names and SKU references your team can find. Product records connect to warehouse quantities, stock movements and related offer or invoice lines, so the article stays linked to its business context.
02See quantities with their history
Review quantities on hand, reserved and available by warehouse. Open the movements behind a product or location and follow their linked source records. Connected project purchasing can record goods received against the project and its selected warehouse.
03Follow warehouse transfers
Prepare an internal transfer with a source warehouse, destination and product quantities. Follow the transfer through dispatch and receipt, including partial receipts and returns. Transfer events and stock movements retain the connection between the two locations.
04Keep equipment and responsibility together
Maintain asset records with categories, condition, location and assignment history. Link equipment to employees, companies or projects and keep maintenance records with the asset. Depreciation records support a separate finance review of useful life, value and accounting treatment.