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Keep parts, stock bins and an append-only transaction ledger together across locations. Staff explicitly record each stock movement while connected.

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Lachlan McRitchie

Lachlan McRitchie

GM of Operations

Updated 23 August 2026

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The challenge

Why parts records drift from the shelf

When parts are managed in spreadsheets, bin cards and paper dockets, teams may not have a trusted quantity, bin or transaction history when maintenance work starts.

Thresholds are not reviewed consistently

A minimum or maximum value is only useful when the team has a defined review and replenishment process. Confirm who checks below-minimum stock and where procurement begins.

Stock value is hard to reconcile

If receipts, issues and adjustments are not recorded consistently, quantity and value drift. Explicit transactions and AVCO history provide a record to review.

Manual counting and paper-based tracking

Bin cards, whiteboards and spreadsheets may describe different quantities. A connected stocktake or adjustment gives the system an explicit transaction rather than silently changing history.

Parts and work-order records are confused

A part cost line on a work order and a stock movement are separate records. The team needs to define when a user records each one and how the task reference is used.

Inventory

Parts catalogue and stock bins by location

Keep a parts catalogue and stock bins by saved location. Each bin can retain on-hand quantity, minimum and maximum thresholds, valuation information and its transaction history.

  • Parts catalogue for spares and consumables
  • Stock bins linked to saved locations
  • On-hand quantity from recorded transactions
  • Minimum and maximum thresholds
  • QR identification for stock bins
Inventory features

Stock control

Every quantity change is a deliberate transaction

A connected receive, issue, consume, return, transfer, adjust, dispose or stocktake action changes the stock record and appends ledger history. Scanning identifies the relevant record; it does not complete the transaction.

  • Receive and return stock
  • Issue and consume stock
  • Transfer between stock bins
  • Adjust, dispose and stocktake
  • Append-only transaction history
Inventory features

Maintenance boundary

Reference work without hiding the stock movement

An inventory transaction can reference a task, and a work order can retain entered part cost lines. The user still records the stock movement separately. Procurement, low-stock email, parts migration and extract requirements need separate confirmation.

  • Task reference available on an inventory transaction
  • Part cost line available on a work order
  • No stock deduction from work-order completion alone
  • Procurement workflow confirmed separately
  • Reporting and migration scope confirmed separately
Work order management

Field-ready

Record stock movements where the parts are handled

Use the MapTrack web app to identify the stock bin and record the required transaction. Stock setup and transactions need a connection. Existing external barcodes are scan-only after the exact workflow is confirmed.

Confirm current pricing, plan inclusions, user entitlements, trial and subscription terms directly with MapTrack before relying on them.

8 actions

Explicit stock transactions

Connected

Stock actions need a connection

QR

Identify a stock bin

Plan terms

confirm current entitlements

Make every stock movement explicit

Keep the catalogue, stock bins, thresholds, valuation and transaction ledger together, with procurement and reports scoped separately.

  • 30-day trial
  • No credit card required
  • Confirm current plan scope

Get started

How teams set up inventory management in MapTrack

Setup depends on data quality, labels, workflows and team size. Start with one asset class or site, test one field workflow, then expand.

Pilot

Build a controlled catalogue

Add a small set of parts and stock bins in the product. Parts import and export are not documented current capabilities, so confirm any larger migration before rollout.

Configure

Set bins and thresholds

Link each stock bin to a saved location, enter its opening quantity and set minimum and maximum thresholds. Define who reviews below-minimum items outside any unconfirmed automation.

Validate

Test each transaction type

Record controlled receive, issue, consume, return, transfer, adjust, dispose and stocktake actions. Reconcile quantity, AVCO and ledger history after each test.

Expand

Confirm work-order and procurement boundaries

Test task references and work-order cost lines without assuming automatic stock deduction. Confirm purchase-order, supplier, migration and reporting requirements before expanding.

Key features for inventory and parts management

Supported records for parts, bins, transactions and entered maintenance costs.

Control the record

Know which transaction changed the stock position

MapTrack keeps stock-bin quantity, valuation and append-only transaction history together. The team still owns replenishment and every connected stock action.

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about spare parts and inventory management for maintenance teams.

Inventory and parts management software records parts, their stock bins and the transactions that change quantity or value. MapTrack supports receive, issue, consume, return, transfer, adjust, dispose and stocktake actions while connected, with an append-only ledger.

You can record minimum and maximum thresholds for a stock bin and review current inventory information. Parts and stock are not documented automation sources, so do not rely on automatic low-stock emails. Confirm the exact below-minimum review workflow in a pilot.

A work order can carry part cost lines, and an inventory transaction can reference a task or work order. Stock is not deducted merely because a work order is completed. A user must record the relevant connected issue or consume transaction.

MapTrack can generate QR tags to identify stock bins. Existing external barcodes may be scanned after the exact lookup workflow is confirmed, but MapTrack does not generate barcode labels. Scanning identifies the record; receive, issue, consume, return, transfer, adjust, dispose and stocktake remain deliberate connected actions.

Current public product guidance does not document a purchase-order workflow. Keep procurement in its confirmed system of record and scope any required purchase-order or supplier integration before rollout.

Stock transactions retain quantity, unit cost and AVCO valuation history in the ledger. Confirm any required supplier, asset, site, period, spend or total-cost-of-ownership report before relying on it.

Current public product guidance does not document parts import or export. Add and validate a controlled catalogue in the product, then confirm any larger migration or extract requirement directly with MapTrack.

Get MapTrack pricing for Inventory Parts Management

Tell us about your operations. Our team will share per-asset pricing tailored to your asset mix and a step-by-step rollout plan for inventory parts management - within one business day.

Per-asset pricing. Unlimited users. AU/NZ data residency.

Build a trusted parts and stock ledger

Record parts, bins, thresholds, explicit stock transactions and AVCO history, then confirm procurement and reporting scope separately. Confirm current pricing, plan inclusions, user entitlements, trial and subscription terms directly with MapTrack before relying on them.

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