Part 137 · Operations & fleet
Inventory
Parts and chemical stock carry a real per-item reorder threshold and a facility location label, so a low item is flagged before the shelf is empty and a job stalls waiting on it. Vendors and purchase orders link back to the same catalog. It replaces guessing stock from memory until you run out at the worst time.
Launching the first quarter of 2027.
Illustrative — every screen reflects your own data.
Who it's for
Ag operators stocking parts and chemical for the spray fleet who need a low item flagged before the shelf is empty and a job stalls waiting on it.
What it replaces
Guessing stock from memory until you run out at the worst possible time, with no per-item reorder threshold and no record of where an item sits.
What inventory gives you
- Parts and chemical stock with per-item reorder thresholds
- A facility location label per item; low items flagged early
- Vendors and purchase orders link back to the same catalog
A real reorder threshold on every item
As planned, parts and chemical stock would each carry a real per-item reorder threshold and a facility location label, so a low item is flagged before the shelf is empty and a job stalls waiting on it. The intent is that the operation finds an item fast by its location label when a job needs it, instead of guessing stock from memory until it runs out at the worst possible time.
- Parts and chemical stock with per-item reorder thresholds
- Low items flagged before the shelf is empty
- A facility location label per item
Restocking tied to vendors and purchase orders
Vendors and purchase orders would link back to the same parts-and-chemical catalog, so restocking traces to the same items the operation consumes rather than a separate purchasing list. The aim is one catalog the ops board reads its low-stock count from and the same one purchasing draws on, so what's reordered is what's actually used.
- Vendors and purchase orders link back to the same catalog
- Restocking traces to the items the operation consumes
- The ops board surfaces how many items are low at a glance
How an operator uses this
Parts and chemical stock each carry a real per-item reorder threshold and a facility location label, so a low item is flagged before the shelf is empty and a job stalls waiting on it. The ops board surfaces how many items are low at a glance, and vendors and purchase orders link back to the same catalog. It replaces guessing stock from memory until you run out at the worst possible time.
Illustrative — every screen reflects what's in your own data, nothing more.
How it works
Inventory, step by step
Add parts and chemical stock with a per-item reorder threshold and a facility location.
Let low items surface against their threshold before the shelf runs empty.
Find an item fast by its facility location label when a job needs it.
Tie restocking to vendors and purchase orders that link back to the same catalog.
Questions
Inventory — frequently asked
How does low-stock flagging work?
Each part or chemical has a real per-item reorder threshold, so an item that drops below its threshold is flagged early — before the shelf is empty and a job stalls — rather than discovered by running out.
Does inventory connect to purchasing?
Yes. Vendors and purchase orders link back to the same parts-and-chemical catalog, so restocking traces to the same items the operation consumes, with a facility location label on each.
Every Part 137 workspace also includes the platform-wide backbone — logbook, credentials, compliance, reporting, and audit trail.
See the backboneSee inventory on your operation.
It's part of the Part 137 workspace. Request a demo or join the waitlist.