Parts and material stock

Inventory Management

Stock receipts, stock issues, inventory counts, and stock reports directly inside workshop operations.

Inventory in Autolog helps you keep track of parts, purchase prices, stock movements, and items that need to be reordered. Documents stay connected to workshop operations, service work, and reports.

Stock overview
Movements, documents, and replenishment
Stock receipts Receive parts manually or with supplemental receipts.
Stock issues Issue stock when material is consumed or sold.
Movement Ledger Review stock movements by document and item.
Replenishment Items below minimum stock level prepared for ordering.

Stock documents

Receipts and issues have their own numbers, status, and history.

  • Drafts before posting stock movements
  • Voids and supplemental receipts when a document needs correction
  • PDF printing and email sending for stock documents

Stock control

Inventory counts and corrections help align real stock with the system.

  • Inventory documents with expected and counted quantities
  • Stock corrections for differences or quantity fixes
  • Returns of parts back to stock

Stock reports

Reports show movements, differences, and items worth ordering.

  • Movement Ledger by date, document, and item
  • Inventory Differences for stock checks
  • CSV export of reports for further processing

What inventory improves

Parts visibility

See current quantity, stock value, and recent item movements.

Fewer manual fixes

Drafts, voids, and corrections help handle changes in a controlled way.

Simpler purchasing

The Replenishment report shows items that dropped below minimum stock level.

Where it helps most

Receiving parts from suppliers
Consuming parts during service work
Inventory counts and stock corrections
Preparing purchase replenishment
Inventory features are available in Autolog for workshops that want to manage stock items and movements directly in the system.

How it works in practice

Stock documents create movements that update quantities, stock value, and reports.

1

Create a document

Prepare a receipt, issue, inventory count, or return depending on the situation.

2

Post the movement

After checking the document, the stock movement is written to item history.

3

Stock updates

Quantities, values, and stock levels change according to the posted document.

4

Review reports

Movement Ledger, Inventory Differences, and Replenishment help keep stock under control.

Want better control over parts stock?

Try Autolog and manage stock documents, movements, and reports in one system.