Coming soon

Inventory for the parts and stock that assets consume.

LinkStep already tracks equipment and vendors. Next is countable inventory: levels, locations, receiving, adjustments, and reorder points — so a maintenance job can pull parts from the same system.

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Asset tracking vs inventory

Buyers and search engines often treat these as the same product. They are not.

Assets (available now)

Serialized equipment you find, service, and depreciate. QR codes, location hierarchy, preventive maintenance, and history on one record.

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Inventory (in development)

Countable items you receive and use up. On-hand quantity by location, receiving, adjustments, minimums, and a link to the vendor you buy from.

What we are building

This is the planned workflow — not a list of screens you can use today.

  • Stock levels and locations. See on-hand quantity by site, room, or bin — not a single number in a spreadsheet.
  • Receiving and adjustments. Log what came in, what was counted, and what was written off, with a history on the item.
  • Reorder points. Set a minimum and get notified before you run out, instead of finding out on the job.
  • Vendor link. Tie the item to the supplier already in vendor management so buying and receiving point at the same record.
  • Parts on a maintenance job. When a work order is open, pull parts from inventory so the job and the stock move together.

Questions

Is inventory available today?

Not yet. This page describes what we are building. Asset tracking, vendors, and reporting are live. Inventory is next. Request a demo if you want to see the current product and talk about the inventory workflow.

How is inventory different from asset tracking?

Assets are usually serialized items you track for years — a generator, a lift, a medical device. Inventory is countable stock you receive, store, and consume — filters, gloves, fasteners, spare parts. They should not live in the same list.

Will inventory replace asset tracking?

No. They work side by side. The asset is the machine. Inventory is the parts and supplies used to keep it running.

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