Inventory
SuperCMMS comes with an easy to use and powerful 'Inventory Module'. The Inventory Module has three key components.
Warehouses
Parts
Stock Register
1. Warehouses
This is a physical location or building where you store all your Parts.
A 'Default Warehouse' is created for every account.
You can add more Warehouse as required.
Parts can be moved between Warehouses.
2. Parts
We define a 'Part' as a replaceable unit of an Asset or Sub-Asset. In other words, a 'Part' is any individual component, material, or item held in stock that is used in the production of goods or for maintenance and repair of equipment.
You can add 'Parts' within Warehouses.
For each part you can add details like descriptions, prices, quantities, manufacturer and vendor details, minimum stock levels, etc. You can also create 'custom fields' for part details.
You can move 'Parts' between 'Warehouses'.

3. Stock Register
A 'Stock Register' is used to track all 'IN' and 'OUT' movements of 'Parts'. This helps you monitor and manage stock levels accurately for effective inventory management.
You do a 'Stock IN' entry when ....
You purchase Parts from a Manufacturer or a Vendor.
You receive Parts from another Warehouse.
Parts are 'checked-in' by a User.
You do a 'Stock OUT' entry when ....
Parts are consumed by a Work Order.
Parts are 'checked-out' by a User.
Parts are sent to another Warehouse.
All Stock-IN and Stock-OUT entries are accompanied by 'Quantity' and 'Cost' details. These help you keep track of 'Minimum Stock Levels' and 'Stock Value'.

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