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Created by J.D. Ameneiro (Amis Enterprises, LLC.) 2026
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Kerf · Panel stock, daily cut jobs, and billing
Created by J.D. Ameneiro (Amis Enterprises, LLC.) 2026
On hand
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Stock value
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Items in catalog
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Units on hand
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Value at cost
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Needs ordering
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On Hand Report

In stock first, out of stock last

Last 4 weeks

Monday to Sunday

Recent activity

Select a day

Add a job to this day
Material used — only items with stock on hand appear here
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Click a day to log the jobs cut that day. Bars show panels consumed.

Order material

Ordered stock is not cuttable until you confirm the delivery.
Bundle pricing

On order

Confirm arrivals under Receiving

Catalog and stock on hand

Grey fields are editable — click a number to change it. On-hand changes should go through Receiving or the calendar so they leave a trail; use Adjust only for counts and damage.

Awaiting delivery

Nothing reaches on-hand until it is confirmed here

Received without an order

Walk-in pickups and anything bought off the books

Receiving history

Top sellers

Sales Report
Created by J.D. Ameneiro (Amis Enterprises, LLC.) 2026

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How to use this form

The order to do things in
1

Order the material

Go to Inventory → Order material. Search the item, pick the vendor, enter how many and what you are paying per panel. Tick Add edge banding if you need rolls with it. Press Place order. Different vendors on one draft become separate orders automatically.

2

Confirm it when the truck arrives

Go to Receiving → Awaiting delivery and type what actually came off the truck. If 22 of 30 arrive, type 22 — the other 8 stay on order. Nothing is on the shelf until you confirm it here.

3

Log the day's jobs

Open Job Calendar. Pick the job type, type the customer, then add each material with the quantity used and what you are charging. Press Save job and the panels come off the shelf. Pick a date on the calendar below to work on a different day.

4

Check the Dashboard each morning

On Hand Report lists everything you have. Anything at zero sits at the bottom with an Order button that takes you straight back to step 1 with that item loaded.

5

Pull your numbers

Reports gives you two: Sales Report for what you paid, charged and made, and Inventory Report for every movement in and out. Pick a date range, then Print or Export CSV. Ranks shows your top 8 sellers by week, month, quarter and year.

6

Keep a copy

The Saved pill at the top right should read green. It saves by itself as you work, and everyone on your team sees the same numbers. Once a month press Download backup below and keep the file somewhere safe.

Four things worth remembering
  • Prices remember themselves. The first cost you type for an item becomes its default. Type a different one any time and that becomes the new default.
  • 35 or more triggers bundle pricing. The cost box clears itself and stamps red so you enter the discounted price instead of the single-panel one.
  • Ordered is not on hand. Material on order shows in green but cannot be cut until it is received.
  • Red always means act. Out of stock, a late delivery, a short shipment, or money lost on a job.

Pricing and Alerts

This form saves to your company workspace automatically as you work, and everyone on your team sees the same data.
Markup only fills in a charge price for items you haven't priced by hand. Editing an item's charge price in the catalog overrides it permanently.

Bulk add items

One name per line
Prices stay empty until your first order, same as the rest.

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Data

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Saved securely in your company workspace. Download a backup before big changes.
Exports them to CSV first, then removes them to keep things fast