Inventory
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SuperCMMS comes with a basic but powerful 'Inventory Module'. The Inventory Module consists of Warehouses and Parts stored within them.
This is a physical location or building where you store all your spare parts.
A 'Default Warehouse' is created for every account.
You can add more Warehouse as required.
Parts can be moved between Warehouses.
We define a 'Part' as a replaceable unit of an Asset or Sub-Asset. In other words, a part does not have sub-parts. It is a whole. A nice example of a part is 'light bulb'. A 'light bulb' could belong to an asset called 'Lamp'. A 'light bulb' will not have any other parts to it. If is blows up, you just replace it with a new one from the Warehouse.
You can add 'Parts' and part details within Warehouses.
Part details are things like descriptions, prices, quantities, manufacturer and vendor details, minimum order quantities, etc.
You can create 'custom fields' for part details.
When you add a Part under an Asset or a Sub Asset, it is automatically added to the 'Default Warehouse. You can later edit details of these parts.
When viewing '' for an Asset or a Sub Asset, all parts belonging to that Asset or Sub Asset are shown along with quantity available and Warehouse location.
