Parts and stock

Inventory Management built for repair shops

Nothing kills a repair day faster than discovering the screen you promised is not on the shelf. Repair inventory is unusual: hundreds of low-value, model-specific parts that move in ones and twos. The Quick Repairs tracks them at that level, and decrements stock the moment a part is fitted to a job.

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  • No setup fee
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Why it matters

What inventory management changes day to day

  • Know what's on the shelf without walking to it

    Stock levels update as parts are consumed by repairs and sales, so the counter can promise a same-day fix honestly.

  • Reorder before you run out

    Minimum stock levels per SKU trigger alerts, so the fast-moving screens are ordered before the shelf is empty.

  • See the real margin on a job

    Parts carry their cost as well as their price, so the profit on a repair is visible rather than assumed.

  • Stock split across shops stays visible

    Multi-location stock shows what's at each branch, so a part sitting at the other shop gets used instead of reordered.

What's included

Everything inventory management covers

No add-ons or upgrade tiers — this is what you get.

  • Real-time stock levels per SKU
  • Automatic decrement when parts are fitted to a job
  • Minimum stock levels and low-stock alerts
  • Cost price and sale price per item
  • Supplier records and purchase ordering
  • Multi-location and per-store stock
  • Barcode-friendly lookup at the POS
  • Stock movement history and adjustments
In practice

How it works in the shop

  1. Add parts with cost and price

    Each part is its own SKU with a supplier, a cost and a sale price.

  2. Set reorder points

    Define the minimum you want on the shelf for the parts you move most.

  3. Fit parts to jobs

    Adding a part to a ticket takes it out of stock and onto the invoice in one action.

  4. Reorder on the alert

    Low-stock warnings tell you what to buy before a customer is waiting on it.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

Does stock update automatically when a repair uses a part?

Yes. Adding a part to a ticket decrements inventory immediately and puts the part on the invoice, so stock and billing can't drift apart.

Can I track the same part across several shops?

Stock is tracked per location, so you can see what each branch holds and move parts between them rather than over-ordering.

Will it tell me when to reorder?

Set a minimum level on any item and it flags when stock drops to that point.

Can I see profit per repair?

Because parts carry cost as well as price, the margin on a job is calculated from what actually went into it.

See it running on your own workflow

A short demo, walked through with your repairs and your prices.

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