Inventory basics next to RO
- Pro
- Yes
- Elite
- Yes
- Ultra
- Yes
On Pro
Parts on the shelf next to the RO — not a second stock spreadsheet
See what you have when you build the estimate, then punch out the rest from PartsTech in the same login.
Inventory basics on Pro. Deeper inventory is on Elite — we do not claim purchase orders on the Pro card, and we will not name a PO, cores, or multi-warehouse suite until product truth allows it.
Operate
Build the estimate with the shelf in view
1. Keep basics in the same login as the RO. Pro inventory basics sit beside the repair order so stock is not a side spreadsheet.
2. See on-hand when you write lines. As you build the estimate, know what is already on the shelf versus what you still need.
3. Punch out the rest. PartsTech / Nexpart covers catalog punchout into the RO — pair that page for partner depth. Inventory is the shelf; PartsTech is the catalog.
Contrast
Second spreadsheet vs one login
Before
A stock sheet in Excel. The estimate guesses. Ordering happens in another tab with no link to the ticket.
After
Pro basics next to the RO. PartsTech punchout for what you do not stock. Elite may add deeper inventory later — described only when we can name it honestly, not as an invented PO/cores gallery today.
Honest packaging
Pro basics vs Elite deeper (honest)
Elite “deeper inventory” is real packaging language — and it is also where marketing gets dishonest if we invent purchase orders, core returns, or multi-warehouse transfers to look bigger than the product. Until Feature Truth green-lights specific Elite lines, this page keeps deeper inventory non-specific.
Deeper inventory
- Pro
- —
- Elite
- Yes (non-specific until named)
- Ultra
- Yes (inherits)
Purchase orders / cores / multi-warehouse named
- Pro
- No
- Elite
- Not named until Truth green-lights
- Ultra
- Not named
Why it matters
Shelf truth without a fake warehouse pitch
Independent shops do not need a distribution WMS. They need to know whether the filter is on the shelf while the estimate is open. That is the Pro basics story: inventory next to the RO, in the same login as the ticket, with a clean handoff to PartsTech when you must order.
That restraint matches how ShopRally talks about Advanced reporting (Soon) and QBO (CSV/stub when sync is incomplete). Prospects trust the brand when the landing page refuses to cosplay a competitor’s warehouse module.
If your pain is “we stock some, we punch out the rest,” you are in the right place. If your pain is full purchasing, receiving, and multi-store transfers, do not expect this URL to pretend we solved that on Pro — or even on Elite until we can name it.
Pair
PartsTech is the catalog; inventory is the shelf
Keep the pair sharp. Inventory answers what you already hold. PartsTech answers how you pull catalog parts onto the RO. Mixing those stories into one fake “parts OS” page is how claim drift starts. This landing stays shelf-next-to-ticket; the PartsTech landing owns punchout partner truth (PartsTech + Nexpart on Pro — no invented catalogs).
Open the estimate. See whether the cabin filter is marked on-hand. If it is, pull it. If it is not, punch out through PartsTech without leaving the RO workspace story. That Tuesday path is the whole Pro basics promise.
We are not asking owners to run cycle counts like a regional DC. We are asking the landing page to stop lying about purchase orders. Elite deeper inventory can grow in public when the product can survive a Feature Truth pass with named capabilities. Until then, non-specific is correct — and stronger than a fake module grid.
ShopRally’s packaging brand is restraint. Inventory basics is where restraint either holds or collapses into competitor cosplay. This copy holds: shelf next to the ticket on Pro, PartsTech for the rest, deeper inventory unnamed until we can say it honestly. How advisors should feel this on a Tuesday: open the estimate, see whether the cabin filter is marked on-hand, pull it or punch out — same RO workspace story.
Packaging
Questions about this feature
Do you include a full PO system on Pro?
No. Pro is inventory basics next to the RO.
Does inventory replace PartsTech?
No. On-hand basics plus PartsTech punchout for the rest. See PartsTech catalog & punchout.
What does Elite “deeper inventory” include?
More stock/RO depth we can name later — not a PO suite claim today. We will not list POs, cores, or multi-warehouse until Feature Truth green-lights specific product language.
Is this a warehouse WMS?
No. It is shop inventory next to the repair order — not a distribution-center product.
Reserve a founding seat
Founding shops get Pro, Elite, or Ultra at launch. Inventory basics sit on Pro next to the RO. Deeper inventory stays unnamed until we can say it honestly.
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