Inventory LocationsLast updated on 04/15/2023
Using the Inventory Locations page, you can see location stock items for your trucks and warehouses that you have created in Settings. To start, click Inventory from the navigation bar, then select Inventory Locations under Overview. The Inventory Locations page is made up of two tabs: Trucks and Warehouses.
Trucks
Click the Truck tab to see a list of all the trucks that you set up. Use the filters to search for a specific truck. Click on a filter type and enter the information you want to filter by.
By clicking a specific truck, you can see the following:
Truck Name
Truck Details:
Warehouse it is associated with
Technicians associated with the truck
Stock item template the truck uses
Item List—Items that are currently in the truck with their quantity values
Note: To edit trucks, see Create inventory locations.
Click the specific item to view the transaction details and track transactions that impacted the item quantity. For more information, see View transaction details.
Warehouses
Click the Warehouses tab to see a list of all the warehouses you have set up. Use the filters to search for a specific warehouse. Click on a filter type and enter the information you want to filter by.
Tip: To see only active warehouses, select the Only Show Active option.
By clicking a specific warehouse, you can see the following:
Warehouse Name
Warehouse Details:
Address
Number of trucks associated with the warehouse
Stock item template the warehouse uses
Item List—Items that are currently in the warehouse with their quantity value
Note: To edit warehouses, see Create inventory locations.
Click the specific item to view the transaction details and track transactions that impacted the item quantity. For more information, see View transaction details.
Download truck or warehouse details
To download truck or warehouse details, from the Download dropdown field, select the format you prefer, for example, PDF. The truck or warehouse details will be downloaded to your device.
View transaction details
Use the transactions screen to view activities that result in quantity changes for an item.
To view transaction details for an item at an inventory location:
Go to the navigation bar and click Inventory
.
From the side menu, select Overview > Inventory Locations.
Click the Truck or Warehouses tab to view the item you want.
Click on any item to view details:
Item Name
Item Details
Inventory Location
ST Part #
Item Description
Item Type
Qty Available—Quantity on hand that has not been reserved for any present or future transaction
Qty on Hold—Quantity on hand that is reserved for any present or future transactions
Qty on Order—Quantity value on open purchase orders that will be received in the future to increase the quantity available
Qty on Hand—The sum of quantity available and quantity on hold and the number of items physically present in the truck or warehouse
Total Quantity—The sum of quantity on hand and quantity on order
Transactions—list of transactions with their quantity values
To view detailed information about the transaction source, click the transaction source name under the Transaction Source column.
To view the serial number of the transaction, click View under the Serial Numbers column.
Transfer items from a Truck or Warehouse
Go to the navigation bar and click Inventory
.
From the side menu, select Overview > Inventory Locations.
Click the Truck or Warehouses tab from which you want to transfer items.
From the Item List, select the items you want to transfer.
Click Transfer. Note: If you select Transfer All Quantity, all of the quantity available for the selected items will be transferred.
On the Create Transfer page that opens, enter all the details for the transfer. For more information, see Create, edit, and copy inventory transfers.
When you’re done, click Save.
Important note: Some features may not be currently included in your account and additional configuration may be required. Please contact technical support for details.
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