ReplacesFiixUpKeepspreadsheets
Inventory
vs the standalone stock list
Parts and stock wired to the asset and the job. A part links to the asset BOM, live stock shows on the work order, goods-received updates the count, and a reorder alert fires before you run out — so the engineer sees what fits the asset, not a disconnected catalogue.
Why it wins
- Parts linked to the asset BOM — the engineer sees what fits the asset
- Live stock levels on the work order, decremented as parts are used
- Goods-received updates stock; reorder alerts fire before stock-out
- One tenant-scoped, audited record with the assets and work it serves
How it compares
Measured on publicly available data against the named market leader(s) it replaces. Every row links its source.
| IMAISA | The market leader | |
|---|---|---|
| Asset link | Parts link to the asset BOM — the right part for the asset | Inventory catalogue; asset BOM linkage is not the core modelsource for the Asset link comparison |
| On the job | Live stock and consumption on the work order itself | Stock management; work-order integration varies by buildsource for the On the job comparison |
| Where it lives | Stock, assets and work in one audited platform | A standalone inventory tool integrated to the job systemsource for the Where it lives comparison |
BOMparts linked to the asset
Livestock on the work order
Reorderalerts before stock-out
GRNgoods-received tracked
Engineered across 1 architecture decision records (0159) — a deliberately-built module, not a checkbox.