FOR LANDSCAPING CONTRACTORS
Check equipment out to a truck or a person with a signature, pull install material to the job, and see what every install really cost against the estimate.
Your team scans QR labels with their phone camera. No scanners, no training required.
Run irrigation too? See irrigation inventory
Built by a contractor who stocks his own material.
Works alongside your landscape scheduling software. QuickBooks sync coming next. Export to your accounting today.
You stock zero-turn mowers, string trimmers, backpack blowers, hedge trimmers, aerators, mulch, river rock, sod, pavers, edging, fabric, seed, and trimmer line. Here is where it gets away.
Mowers, trimmers, blowers, hedgers, and attachments move between trucks and trailers. Nobody knows who has what or what didn't come back.
Zero-turns, skid steer attachments, aerators, and trenchers go out with no checkout record and no signature.
Mulch, stone, sod, pavers, edging, and fabric get ordered per job. Leftovers get dumped or forgotten in the yard.
Estimated loss per year
$22,000
Starting values are typical for a landscaping shop. Change them to match yours.
Every truck and trailer becomes a location, stocked by SKU.
Check equipment out to a truck or person with a signature, then check it back in.
Pull material to the job and return leftovers to stock.
Real screens from InventoryHQ. Your materials, your trucks, your jobs.
Every warehouse and every truck, added up. See what you're carrying before you buy more.

Every pull lands on a job, so you can see the material cost of each one.

The field submits the job, the office checks it, and the numbers are final.

Every piece of equipment tied to a person, a job, and a return date.

Keep the software you run today. Add this.
PLY
Getting started requires a booked demo.
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YOUR LANDSCAPE SCHEDULING SOFTWARE
Inventory is a side feature of a scheduling tool.
Your FSM runs the schedule. It doesn't know what's on the truck.
A SPREADSHEET
Only knows what someone typed.
A spreadsheet knows what you typed. InventoryHQ knows what moved.
You paid for it. Know where it is.