
Truck inventory for service fleets
Know what is on Truck 101 before you dispatch. Scan parts to a job number. One yearly payment — $129, $197, or $249 — not a monthly per-tech bill.
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Techs open the camera on any phone, scan a barcode, and attach a ticket number. Photos in the catalog mean they can confirm the part even when the label is gone. No extra handheld.


Add a phone photo when you create a part. The master list becomes a grid they can recognize on the truck — capacitors, boards, pumps, valves — not a wall of SKUs.
Vehicle stock, photos, scanning, job numbers, offline use, and accounting export in one place.
See HVAC, plumbing, and appliance parts on each van or warehouse — not buried in generic folders.
Techs recognize a capacitor by the picture, not just the SKU. Grid view on the master list and on the phone scanner.
Use a part in the driveway. Offline scans save on the phone and sync when signal returns.
QuickBooks item file, job-parts CSV for Jobber or Housecall, plus webhooks and an API key.
See which parts were used on which ticket, which trucks are light, and what to reorder.
Move stock warehouse to van, assign techs, and check meters out with a history trail.
HVAC, plumbing, and appliance repair — not generic warehouse inventory.

Know which truck has the 35/5 capacitor before the tech calls from the driveway.
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Stock OEM boards, pumps, and cores on the right van so Saturday calls do not start empty-handed.
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Charge the job for every fitting and valve that left the van — with a job number on the scan.
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Not $49 per user per month. You pay once. You are done until next year. 14-day trial first, no card.
See yearly plansFrom the blog

HVAC · 7 min
Most HVAC software tracks the ticket. Almost none of it tracks the capacitor on the passenger-side bin of Truck 101. That gap is why techs still call the shop from the driveway.
August 10, 2026

Software · 7 min
Sortly is good at photos in folders. Service companies do not have a folder problem. They have a truck problem.
August 8, 2026

Appliance Repair · 7 min
Appliance parts are expensive, brand-specific, and easy to orphan in a van. Tracking them like a hardware-store bin does not work.
August 4, 2026

Plumbing · 7 min
A plumbing van is a hardware store that drives. If you only count the shop, you are counting the smaller warehouse.
August 1, 2026

Guides · 7 min
If the inventory process lives in one person’s head, you do not have a process. You have a single point of failure with a pickup truck.
July 30, 2026

HVAC · 7 min
An overloaded van is a rolling warehouse. An empty van is a rolling apology. The right HVAC truck inventory sits between those two mistakes.
July 28, 2026
HVAC shops need truck-level stock, not a warehouse folder tree. FleetStock tracks capacitors, contactors, filters, and tools on each van, then lets a tech scan the part to a job number so the invoice matches what left the truck.
Yes. FleetStock is built for appliance, HVAC, and plumbing fleets. You can stock OEM boards, pumps, and cores on specific vans, transfer parts between trucks, and keep a history of what was used on each service call.
Sortly organizes inventory in folders. FleetStock organizes inventory by vehicle and job. That is the difference between knowing a capacitor exists somewhere and knowing it is on Truck 101 before you dispatch.
FleetStock is one payment per year — not a monthly subscription. Starter is $129 once a year for one user. Pro is $197 once a year for up to five users. Unlimited is $249 once a year. Every plan includes a 14-day free trial.
14 days free. Then one yearly invoice. No monthly drip.
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