Pricelist & Inventory

Items, vendors, warehouses, stock adjustments.

The Asset Lifecycle: Receive, Assign, Maintain, Bill, Retire
Updated 2 days ago lifecycleinventoryassetsindustry-formsequipment

How a piece of equipment moves through its life in your system: received into inventory, assigned to a job or installed at a customer site, serviced over time, billed for, and eventually retired — with full history retai...

Adding items to the price list
Updated 2 days ago pricelistitemscatalogtax-categories

The price list is the catalog every estimate, job, and invoice pulls from. Building it carefully — clear names, right tax categories, sensible categorization — pays off forever; building it sloppily creates mess everywhe...

Importing a price list from CSV
Updated 2 days ago importmigrationcsvpricelistbulk

When you're bringing in 100+ items from a previous system, hand-entry isn't practical. Suprata's CSV import handles bulk loads, but the parsing rules and tax-category mapping have a learning curve. Here's the safe patter...

Vendors and vendor price books
Updated 2 days ago vendorspricebookswholesalemargininventory

Your sellable price list is what customers see. Vendor price books are what you pay. Keeping them separate but linked is what makes margin tracking work — and it's what gives you a real answer when a vendor raises their...

Warehouses and stock tracking
Updated 2 days ago inventorywarehousesstockadjustments

Warehouses and stock tracking are powerful but optional. Most service businesses don't need them; some can't function without them. Here's the decision framework and the setup mechanics.