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Superstack

Software

Inventory Management Software

Quantities, locations and movements, including the stock in your vans, with reorder points, stocktakes and consumption per job.

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Most stock systems assume a warehouse. Superstack builds inventory management software NZ service businesses run across the store room, the vans and the jobs that use the stock. You get counts you can trust, reorders raised in time, and every fitting charged to the job it went into.

The problem

stock in vans, not a warehouse

  • Our stock count is never right. The system says one number, the shelf says another.
  • We reorder too late and pay urgent freight, or someone panics and orders a year's worth of fittings.
  • Nobody knows what is in the vans. Every technician keeps a private stash we discover at stocktake.
  • Inventory is a spreadsheet updated when someone remembers, usually after we have run out.
  • Stock disappears and no job gets charged for it. We buy it and fit it for free.

What Superstack builds

inventory management software for vans and jobs

We start where your stock actually sits: the store room, the vans and the jobs that consume it. Then we build a custom inventory system around your item codes, locations and reorder rules.

Example workflow

The storeman scans each carton in when the delivery arrives. Loading a van is another scan: the van's count rises as the store room's falls. The technician ticks off the parts used and the system deducts them from the van. When an item drops below its reorder point, the system drafts a purchase order. A person checks and sends it, then scans the goods in on arrival.

  1. 1
    Goods received
  2. 2
    Scanned in
  3. 3
    Transferred to a van
  4. 4
    Used on a job
  5. 5
    Deducted
  6. 6
    Below reorder point
  7. 7
    PO drafted
  8. 8
    Received

Integrations

Your accounting software receives stock values, purchase orders and supplier bills. Unleashed syncs items and quantities if you keep it. Shopify and WooCommerce orders deduct stock at once. Supplier catalogues feed item codes and prices, and your job management system sends back the parts used.

Any system with an API connects. Click a logo to visit them.

Add AI when it actually makes sense

AI is optional. Counting, moving and reordering stock need none of it. We add it only where it removes a manual job. See how we use AI and business process automation.

Web app, mobile app and customer portal

Web app

The office runs purchasing, approves stocktake differences, sets reorder points and reads reports in the web app. Managers see what every van and site holds right now.

Mobile app

Technicians and store staff scan barcodes, transfer stock to their van, record the parts used on a job and run stocktakes on their phones, with or without signal.

Supplier portal

Suppliers log in to see open purchase orders, confirm delivery dates and update prices, which feed your item costs. All three share one database, so a confirmed delivery shows everywhere at once.

Build options

FAQ

Yes. The mobile app uses the phone's camera to read the barcodes on supplier packaging, so most items need no relabelling. We print labels with your SKU for loose parts and kits. A scan brings up the item, the quantity at that location and the last movement, ready to transfer, count or consume.

Yes. Vehicles are the reason this page exists. Each van, ute or truck is a location with its own count and minimums. Loading the van is a transfer, using a part on a job is a deduction, and the stocktake happens at the tailgate. The office sees every vehicle without ringing anyone.

Your accounting software's built-in inventory suits a simple product list with no locations. Unleashed is a capable warehouse tool, but vans and job consumption sit outside its design. Ours is stock control software NZ service businesses run from the van: built around your locations and jobs, and connected to your accounting software or Unleashed, not fighting them.

Yes. Shopify and WooCommerce are the stores we connect most. A web order reserves stock when placed and deducts it when shipped, so the site never sells what the shop floor sold that morning. Stock levels push back to the store, and a product that runs out shows as unavailable online.

Yes. Every site, store room, container and vehicle is its own location with its own count and reorder levels. Transfers between sites show as they happen, so a branch manager sees what is on the way. Reports roll up by site or across the business, and roles limit staff to their own locations.

Every movement is a scan, not a memory, and consumption comes off the job sheet the technician already fills in. Cycle counts cover a few shelves or one van each week instead of one big stocktake, and a manager signs off every difference. Errors surface at the next count, not at year end.

Talk to Superstack

Built around the way you work.

Your business shouldn't have to fit someone else's software. Tell us how your business works. We'll show you what Superstack can build around it.

Tell us what is in your vans right now. If you cannot, that is the page you need.