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How to Add/Create/Edit Parts & Inventory
How to Add/Create/Edit Parts & Inventory

Maintain your entire parts & inventory so you know exactly where things are.

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Available On: Starter, Professional and Business Plus


With UpKeep, you can effortlessly manage your entire inventory, ensuring complete visibility of your assets' whereabouts. Our mobile-friendly barcode scanner makes accessing inventory information simple and convenient. Plus, you can set minimum quantity thresholds for your parts, allowing you to receive timely alerts when inventory levels fall below the minimum, ensuring you're always aware when parts are running low! πŸ“¦πŸ“±πŸ””

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Web/Desktop: Creating a Multi-Line Part

  1. Go to the Parts section and click Create Part

  2. Fill in basic info like:

    • Name

    • Part number

    • Description (optional)

    • Stock/non-stock/critical status

  3. Under Inventory Lines, add multiple locations

  4. For each line, you can:

    • Apply a standard cost (e.g., $7.55 for all)

    • Customize Min/Max thresholds per location

    • Set Available Quantity

    • Choose a barcode (random or standard)

  5. Add any vendors, customers, or teams as needed

  6. Click Create to save the part and its inventory lines


Mobile: Creating a Multi-Line Part

  1. Tap Create, then View More > Create Part.

  2. Enter part details:

    • Name, part number, and optional description

    • Choose if it's stocked and/or critical

  3. In the Inventory Settings:

    • Set standard cost and barcode (can randomize)

    • Define global Min/Max (optional)

  4. Tap Create Inventory Line, then:

    • Choose a location

    • Enter available quantity, and optionally override Min/Max

  5. Repeat to add lines for other locations

  6. Save the part

Now your part is stocked across multiple locations, each with its own inventory settings.

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