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Parts Inventory

Parts Tracker lets you do a lot more with your stock inventory than a simple spreadsheet or database. Everything involving your parts can be tracked and reported on - such as ordering, usage, new and used stock quantities, and pricing.

parts inventory screen

Editable Parts List

The Parts Tracker parts list is fully editable and parts can be added, changed or removed as required. Parts Tracker comes with a default parts list of 82-70, 82-90, A/A2, GSX or GS-90 parts (which you can customise). You can also import your own parts list (if you have it in electronic format such as a spreadsheet or another database), or you can enter your parts manually.

The Parts screen makes it easy to find parts, edit details, upload pictures, see when you last used or ordered each part and more. You can also generates lists of parts letting you sort, filter, print and export.

Multiple Supplier Prices

You can record multiple prices and package quantities for multiple suppliers on each part.

multiple part supplier prices

When ordering, Parts Tracker lets you choose which pack size you want and also tells you what other suppliers are charging for this part.

choose part pack size

Stock Cards

Parts Tracker makes tracking stock movements easy. The Stock Card function acts just like a set of stock cards, storing ins and outs for all your parts, including machine number (optional). You can even track lending and borrowing of parts to other centres.

part stock card

part stock movement

The stock transactions can be printed out in list form, or as a chart showing usage per machine:

part usage report

part usage per machine chart

You can also print Stock Sheets for each bin, listing the parts contained in that bin (a bin is a group of parts usually stored together – like in the same cupboard or drawer).

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