Know what you have before you send the crew.
See what is in the shop and on each truck. Track supplies and equipment as your team uses, loads, or brings them back.
A trap’s day
From the shop shelf to the property and back.
Morning
Loaded on the truck
The tech loads what today’s route needs. The trap is now on the truck, not in the shop.
At the job
Deployed
Placing it at the property records where it is.
Pickup
Recovered
It comes back onto the truck, marked if it still has an animal in it.
Back at the shop
Unloaded
It’s available again for tomorrow.
Before the truck leaves
Never one cage short in a driveway.
See what today’s route needs next to what’s on the truck, so a shortage shows up in the shop, not at the trap set. Dispatch sees shortages on the map too.
Your choice
Track every cage, or just count them.
Each trap on its own
Every trap has its own record, so you know exactly which one is at which property.
By type and quantity
Load six of one trap type without picking each cage. Truck limits and shortages still work.
Real screens
Check stock and truck loads.
Tap the highlighted spot, or use Next.Step 1 of 2
Shop and truck
Stock by location, products by option.
- Review inventory by stock location.
- Use dedicated transfer tools when stock moves between locations.
- Review stock valuation separately from the physical count.
- Keep product choices and prices in the shared item catalog.
- Use variants for size or material combinations instead of retyping each option.
Part of Field Work
Equipment follows the job.
Traps and cameras move with dispatch, the field app and the jobs they’re placed on.
Comes in from
Dispatch & routes
The day’s route and every change arrive on the technician’s phone.
Comes in from
Customer records
Each stop carries the customer’s history, property access, and safety notes.
What happens here
Stock & Equipment
- 1Stock, locations & transfers
- 2Truck loads & equipment lifecycle
- 3Products, variants & catalogs
Same customer, same job, same record.