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Register your stock first, organise it, then run it. Work the launch path instead if you are setting up a new account, which puts these in the order that avoids rework. For what a single view or tab does, see Inventory. For how the data is modelled, read the stock items and SKUs concepts.

Getting stock in

Register stock items

Register single or pooled items and connect them to a SKU.

Import inventory from a CSV

Bring an existing inventory in from a spreadsheet, in bulk.

Register from photos

Let TWICE read the unit’s photos and suggest its name, category, and attributes.

Intake and grading

Receive used stock and grade it so listings can find it.

Organising stock

Bulk-edit stock items

Edit many items at once, and know which fields reach all of them.

Stock codes and barcodes

Give units a scannable code, and know what a scan resolves to.

Stock across locations

Per-location levels, and what location decides when an order arrives.

Add a SKU to a listing

Register the stock, then get an already-published listing to actually use it.

Running stock day to day

Reserve a stock item

Hold an item for maintenance or internal use without retiring it.

Buffer times and fulfillment fields

Turnaround gaps between bookings, and what staff fill in at handover.

Check availability

Is it free on these dates, and if not, which check is refusing it.

Run a maintenance programme

Turn one-off repairs into a schedule that raises its own flags.

Costs and lifecycle

Archive stock items

Retire stock, read the impact scan, and clear up what it leaves on orders.

Read a stock item's history

Where a unit has been, and who changed its record.

Track item costs and income

What a unit cost, what it earned, and what the profitability number means.

Fleet into resale

Retire a unit from rental, sell it, and close the record after.