Know what exists
Use item and catalog lists to keep material records searchable, editable, and ready for service or purchasing workflows.
Inventory
Use Inventory to track items, catalog records, locations, material movements, common item actions, review queues, map data, activity rows, and service material support.
How Contractors Use It
Use item and catalog lists to keep material records searchable, editable, and ready for service or purchasing workflows.
Create movement records, review item activity, and connect movements back to items and locations.
Use review actions and common item actions to approve, reject, merge, or fix records before they create bad downstream work.
Contractor Checklist
| Contractor needs | BuildDaily does it | Where it shows up |
|---|---|---|
| Inventory dashboard | Yes Open the inventory index and summary for inventory operating context. |
Inventory index and summary routes. |
| Item list | Yes Search item rows, create items, edit items, and save item changes. |
Items, item rows, item new/create/edit/save. |
| Item common actions | Yes Run common item actions for frequent cleanup or workflow movement. |
Item common action route. |
| Item review queue | Yes Review inventory rows and perform review actions. |
Review, review rows, item review action. |
| Catalog records | Yes Create, edit, save, search, and materialize catalog items into inventory records. |
Catalog, catalog rows, catalog item routes, materialize. |
| Movements | Yes Create inventory movement records generally or for a specific item. |
Movements new, movement new for item, movement create. |
| Locations | Yes Create, edit, save, search location rows, and use map data for location context. |
Locations, location rows, location new/create/edit/save, locations map data. |
| Activity trail | Yes Review inventory activity rows for what changed and when. |
Activity and activity rows. |
| Service material support | Yes Service tickets can search/add materials and promote service items toward inventory context. |
Service ticket item grids and inventory-backed service material flows. |
Examples
We can walk through the module around the way your company actually handles the work.
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