Findle tracks stock across the places a service business actually keeps it: vans and trucks, a warehouse, and whatever is sitting on a jobsite. That distribution is why field service inventory is hard, since conventional systems assume stock lives in one building with a door someone counts things through.
Tracking in real time across those locations is what prevents the common failure, where a technician arrives without a part that the system says is in stock because it left on another van two days ago.
There is a free tier to start. Accuracy still depends on technicians recording what they take, which is the discipline problem every inventory system runs into, and the pricing tiers are not detailed publicly.
