Know what's actually on the truck before it leaves without it.

A truck's stock is either known or it's a guess your tech finds out about on-site.

Truck Stock shows every truck, its last count, and what's running low. On count day, techs count their own truck right from their phone — no spreadsheet, no clipboard. The screen then drafts one restock order per vendor from what's actually low, which a person places, marks ordered, and marks received when the parts are on the truck. Nothing orders or restocks itself — every step is a person clicking a real button.

Warehouse inventory is tracked separately, for reusable equipment rather than ordinary consumable parts: received, inspected, reserved, installed, or disposed, each with its own record and identifying details, by warehouse location. It's a different lifecycle from a part that gets used up — this is for the things that come back.

• Every truck's current stock and what's running low, in one view
• Techs count their own truck from the phone on count day — no clipboard, no spreadsheet
• Restock orders draft automatically per vendor from what's actually low
• Nothing orders or receives itself — place, mark ordered, mark received are real steps a person takes
• Reusable warehouse equipment tracked separately from consumable parts
• Full equipment lifecycle: received, inspected, reserved, installed, or disposed
• Configurable count freshness and invoice-match windows, set by an admin