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Parts inventory

Each part carries a real per-part minimum-quantity threshold and a facility location, and low-stock items are flagged before the shelf runs dry. It replaces guessing stock until a job stalls waiting for parts.

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Launching the first quarter of 2027.

Maintenance & MRO

Work orders · parts · airworthiness

1 critical squawk grounds B737 FFS #1

WOItemPriority

WO-2048B737 FFS — visual squawkCritical

WO-2046A320 FFS — motion calibrationHigh

WO-2041C172 FTD — annual inspectionNormal

Open WOs

Parts low

Next insp

14 d

Illustrative — every screen reflects your own data.

Who it's for

A maintenance team stocking parts for the bench that needs a low item flagged before the shelf runs dry and a job stalls waiting on it.

What it replaces

Guessing stock until a job stops dead at the bench, with no per-part reorder line and no record of where an item sits.

What parts inventory gives you

Per-part minimum-quantity thresholds
A facility location per part
Low-stock items flagged before the shelf runs dry

A real reorder line on every part

Each part carries a real per-part minimum-quantity threshold, so a part that drops to its threshold is flagged low-stock against its own reorder line rather than one hardcoded number across the whole catalog. The shelf has a reorder point, so a job doesn't stall mid-task waiting on a part nobody noticed was gone.

Per-part minimum-quantity thresholds
Low-stock items flagged before the shelf runs dry

Maintenance & MRO

Work orders · parts · airworthiness

1 critical squawk grounds B737 FFS #1

WOItemPriority

WO-2048B737 FFS — visual squawkCritical

WO-2046A320 FFS — motion calibrationHigh

WO-2041C172 FTD — annual inspectionNormal

Open WOs

Parts low

Next insp

14 d

A facility location so the part is found, not hunted

Each part also carries a facility location, so the item is found by its label instead of searched for across the shop. The reorder line and the place to find the item sit on the same record, so low stock surfaces and the part itself is located off the same screen.

A facility location per part
The item is found by its label, not hunted across the shop

Training devices

FFS A–D · FTD · AATD · BATD · one record each

Devices

Operational

In maintenance

DeviceModelQual levelStatus

FFS-01B737-800FFS Level DOperational

FFS-02A320FFS Level DOperational

FTD-04B737 FTDFTD Level 6Sched. maint.

AATD-1C172 AATDAATDOperational

Schedule, utilization, and NSP cycles hang off the same record

How an operator uses this

Each part in the catalog carries a real per-part minimum-quantity threshold and a facility location, so the shelf has both a reorder line and a place to find the item. Low-stock parts surface against their own threshold before the bin runs dry, so a job doesn't stall mid-task waiting on a part nobody noticed was gone. It replaces guessing stock until a job stops dead at the bench.

Illustrative — every screen reflects what's in your own data, nothing more.

How it works

Parts inventory, step by step

Set a per-part minimum-quantity threshold and a facility location on each part.
Stock moves as parts are consumed on work orders.
A part that drops to its threshold is flagged low-stock before the shelf runs dry.
Find the item by its facility location instead of hunting the shop.

Questions

Parts inventory — frequently asked

Is the low-stock warning a fixed number or per part?

Per part. Each part carries its own minimum-quantity threshold, so low-stock items are flagged against their real reorder line rather than one hardcoded number across the whole catalog.

Does each part record where it's stored?

Yes. Each part carries a facility location, so the item is found by its label instead of searched for across the shop.

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