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Van stock

The van stock is the set of parts available in your assigned vehicle. The stock belongs to the vehicle, not to you personally — the app shows only the parts loaded in the vehicle you are currently assigned to. This page explains how to view it from the Technician App, check availability and report a shortage before it blocks a job.

The stock updates itself automatically: it decreases with every part used on a job and increases when the manager restocks your vehicle from central inventory.

Van stock Van stock: parts available in the vehicle, quantities and alert thresholds.

What it’s for: see at a glance the parts present in your vehicle and their quantities.

When to use it: at the start of the day, and before every job that requires parts.

  1. Open the Technician App and tap Van stock.
  2. Browse the list of parts: each line shows the name, the remaining quantity and the recommended minimum threshold.
  3. Use the search field to quickly find a part by name or reference.
  4. Compare the quantities with the jobs scheduled in your agenda.

Van stock in the app Van stock viewed from the Technician App.

ColumnDescription
PartName / reference
QuantityStock remaining in the vehicle
ThresholdRecommended minimum level

Expected result: you know exactly which parts are available and in what quantity before heading out on a job.

What it’s for: alert your manager that a part is missing or approaching the minimum threshold, in order to trigger a restock.

When to use it: as soon as a quantity drops below the threshold or falls to zero.

  1. Identify in your stock the part that is out or close to the threshold.
  2. Open Messages in the Technician App.
  3. Indicate the name of the part and the quantity you need, then send.
  4. The manager prepares the transfer from central inventory to your vehicle.

Expected result: your request is passed on to the manager, who restocks your vehicle on the next visit to the warehouse.

Warehouse ──(replenishment)──▶ Vehicle van stock ──(part used)──▶ Service consumption

The manager transfers parts from the warehouse to your vehicle. Each part fitted on a job is then automatically deducted from that vehicle’s stock and booked to service consumption — so the figures always match what is really in the van.