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On Hand

Requires.

  • Enhanced Inventory enabled, and
  • Inventory Management / Assignments permission anywhere.

On Hand shows the equipment your company physically has right now, sliced two ways: pick a person or location to see everything they hold, or pick an equipment item to see who holds it. Use this to check a tech's truck stock at a glance, to spot who's sitting on a part you need, or to answer the question "do we even have any of these in stock?"

Controls

At the top of the page:

Control What it does
Group by Switch between Recipient and Equipment. Recipient = inspect one person or location; Equipment = inspect one equipment type across everyone.
Recipient (only when Group by = Recipient) Pick the person or location to inspect. Required — the table stays hidden until you choose one.
Equipment (only when Group by = Equipment) Pick the equipment type to inspect. Required — the table stays hidden until you choose one.

Until you make a selection, the page shows a prompt ("Select a recipient to view on hand counts." or "Select an equipment item to view on hand counts."). The view reloads live as you change the controls — no Submit button.

The table

Group by Recipient view — everything the selected recipient holds:

Column What it shows
Recipient The first row names the recipient; the indented rows under it list each equipment item they hold.
Type A small badge on the recipient row: User or Location.
On Hand The recipient row shows their total units across all equipment; each indented row shows the count for that specific item.

Only items with a positive count appear — equipment the recipient doesn't currently hold isn't listed.

Group by Equipment view — everyone who holds the selected item:

Column What it shows
Recipient The person or location holding the item. Users are listed first, then locations, each alphabetically.
Type A small badge: User or Location.
On Hand Units of the selected item that recipient holds. A Total row at the bottom sums the whole company.

Heads up. The equipment view can show a negative count. That's not hidden on purpose — a negative balance means the ledger recorded more units leaving a recipient than arriving, which usually points to a missed transfer or count error worth investigating.

Both views are read-only — On Hand reflects the current state but doesn't let you adjust it from here. Adjustments happen through Transfers, Spillage, or Physical Inventory.

Finding a count problem

When a tech says "I'm sure I have three of these but the system shows zero," this is the workflow:

  1. Open On Hand, group by Recipient, pick that tech. Every item they hold is listed with its count.
  2. If the count is wrong, jump to the Inventory Ledger and filter to that recipient + equipment. The ledger lists every transaction in chronological order — the missing entry (or the duplicated one) is usually obvious.
  3. Resolve the discrepancy through a Transfer, a Spillage Report, or a Physical Inventory session.

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