BryteBlox tracks every strand from purchase to quote to a customer's roofline and back to storage — so quotes are priced from what you actually own, and nothing walks off a truck unnoticed.
Every item carries a live status — in stock, ordered, reserved on a quote, committed to a work order, or deployed on a customer's home. When a quote goes out, the stock it needs is reserved, so two salesmen can never sell the same strands.
FIFO batch costing means the wire you bought in July at last year's price and the wire you panic-bought in November cost what they actually cost. Every movement writes an immutable transaction, so the trail is always there.
After takedown, customer-owned assets come back tagged to the customer and the installation runs they came from. Next season's install starts with knowing exactly what's in storage — and what condition it's in.
Set up your catalog once — every quote, work order, and takedown keeps it true.