Every installation, maintenance visit and repair consumes spares and consumables — and they're rarely cheap. Simply C2 tracks every part from the moment it enters your warehouse to the moment it's used, so that cost stays visible instead of quietly disappearing.
Indent for spares, approve indents from your reportees, ship them, receive them, and use them in solving a ticket — all in one workflow.
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Technicians keep basic consumables on hand for routine jobs. Anything costlier or less frequently needed goes through an indent — the technician asks, their manager signs off, and the part ships from wherever it's actually in stock.
A warehouse, a field office, or an individual technician — any of them can carry a tracked stock of spares.
Parts are linked to product model numbers, and tracked by serial number where it matters, so the wrong part can't get fitted to the wrong equipment.
Every part enters through your central warehouse, and the only way it leaves the system is by being used against a repair ticket.
Usage data shows what actually gets consumed, so you can stock adequately for real demand and clear out what doesn't move.
A spare part enters Simply C2 the moment it's received at your central warehouse. From there, it can move to a field office or a technician's own stock — but it can only leave the system entirely when it's actually consumed in a repair.
Because you always know exactly what's in stock, and where — with every technician, at every field office — a year-end count becomes a reconciliation exercise, not an investigation. Anything that doesn't match gets flagged on its own.
Try Simply C2 for freeIndent for spares, receive them, and use them in the field while attending to a ticket — with alerts for shipped or unapproved indents so nothing sits waiting unnoticed.
It's recording every spare part from the moment it enters your central warehouse, through wherever it's held, to the moment it's consumed in a repair — so stock levels, cost, and usage are always visible.
Basic consumables stay with the technician for routine use. Costlier or less frequently needed parts are raised as an indent, approved by a manager, and shipped from whichever level actually holds the stock.
Yes. A warehouse, a field office, or an individual technician can each carry a tracked stock point — stock isn't limited to one central location.
Spares are tagged to product model numbers, and tracked by serial number where appropriate, so a technician can only use parts actually issued to them for that equipment.
Yes. Because stock at every technician and every office is known at all times, a physical count becomes a reconciliation against expected numbers, with mismatches flagged automatically rather than discovered by chance.
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