Your Parts Inventory

Below is an example of a typical parts inventory list.  It is created as you enter items on the next tab. When you click on an item, BoatExec will immediately show the item detail on the next tab as shown below.

You can enter each part you have in your inventory here.  As you use BoatExec to keep track of your shopping activities, you will quickly find that keeping inventory becomes very easy.  Note that you can adjust the quantity of parts you have as you use them and by pushing the "add to shopping list" button, you can create a new shopping item.  When you do this, the shopping item is linked to an existing inventory item.  When you buy that part, and add it to inventory, BoatExec finds the inventory and updates the quantity automatically!

We also enable you to keep track of the cost of each item so you know how much money you have invested in parts.  This becomes handy when you are selling or insuring your boat.

Your Shopping List

Boats need replacement parts and items almost continuously.  Keeping track of what you need to buy, and where it is stored after you buy it is time consuming and difficult to manage on paper or spreadsheets.  BoatExec knows that updating a list, buying parts, storing them and keeping your inventory current is both important and a regular process.  Thus, at the push of a button, you can record a shopping activity complete and update your inventory.  When an inventory item runs low, you can add it to your shopping list at the push of another button. 

Below is an example of a typical shopping list created by entering shopping items on the next tab.  Note that the list keeps track of the total estimated cost of the items on the list.  When you click on an item, BoatExec will immediately show the item detail on the next tab as shown below.

You can record each item you need to shop for using this form.  You can imbed both web site links in this and any other text area.  Note also that by pushing the "add to inventory" button, you can record the purchase of this item and enter the inventory location.  Or, you can just check off that it has been acquired.