Property management maintenance
Warehouse stock disappears without accountability
Scan-first issue flow with user-level transaction ownership
Industries / Real Estate
Track maintenance supplies, staging assets, and appliances across properties and warehouses. Reduce emergency purchases, improve turn-cycle readiness, and maintain full accountability.

01 — Audience
Property management teams, maintenance departments, staging companies, renovation coordinators, and brokerage operations who need material accountability across distributed properties.
02 — Setup
Start with a recommended branch and zone structure designed for real estate operations. Customize as you go.
03 — Challenges
04 — Solutions
AI Import Engine
Spreadsheet and work-order exports map inconsistently — Upload any CSV or Excel, review AI mappings, and validate before import
Auto min/max calculation
Turn and maintenance essentials run out unexpectedly — Research-based reorder points for recurring turn supplies, reviewed weekly by branch
Expiry tracking
Dated chemicals and cleaning supplies are missed — Zone-level expiry dates with automatic near-expiry monitoring across all properties
Zone-level tracking
Teams cannot locate inventory across warehouse and properties — Strict zone model with quantity-by-zone enforcement across every location
Bundle management
Make-ready and staging kits are rebuilt inconsistently — Define standard kits and monitor missing components before deployment
Variant management
Supply variations like paint colors and fixture finishes are not grouped — Group supply variations under one parent item with independent SKU and quantity per variant
Related item links
Turn supplies for a unit are not linked for coordinated procurement — Link turn supplies together so make-ready teams see all related stock at a glance
Offline mobile app
Field posting lags due to connectivity gaps — Capture issue, install, return, and count offline, sync on reconnect
05 — FAQ
Quick answers to what real estate teams typically ask before setting up Stocklyst.
Yes. Create branches for your warehouse, property clusters, and transit vehicles. Zones within each branch represent storage areas and deployment states. Transfers track every movement.
Use the Property ID, Unit Number, and Work Order ID custom fields to associate materials with specific jobs. Filter and report by property or work order.
Each property can be a branch or zone. Track staging furniture and assets with status tags (staged, in-transit, installed). Transfer closure ensures everything is accounted for after removal.
Auto min/max calculations adapt to consumption patterns. Review thresholds before lease-cycle peaks and use the reorder suggestions report to pre-stock maintenance supplies.