Warehouse
Know where everything is.
Flowtig Warehouse helps organisations organise physical inventory in a structured and searchable way.
Whether you're managing office equipment, tools, archived documents, spare parts or warehouse stock, every item has a defined location and can be found within seconds.
Instead of relying on spreadsheets or handwritten labels, Warehouse provides a modern inventory system that grows together with your organisation.
One simple question
Warehouse helps answer one question better than anything else:
Where is it?
Why use Warehouse?
Every organisation owns physical assets.
Over time, finding them often becomes increasingly difficult.
Typical questions include:
- Where is this item?
- Which shelf is it stored on?
- Who currently has it?
- How many do we still have?
- When was it last moved?
Warehouse provides one central inventory that keeps physical assets organised and easy to locate.
Overview
With Warehouse you can:
- Organise inventory hierarchically
- Create storage locations
- Manage inventory items
- Store custom attributes
- Search your inventory instantly
- Track item movements
- Generate QR codes and labels

Storage Structure
Warehouse is built around a hierarchical location model.
A typical structure might look like this:
Main Warehouse
├── Shelf A
│ ├── Box 1
│ ├── Box 2
│
├── Shelf B
│ ├── Drawer 1
│ └── Drawer 2
Large inventories remain easy to navigate because every item has a clearly defined location.
Inventory Items
Every inventory item can contain detailed information.
Typical information includes:
- Name
- Description
- Quantity
- Storage location
- Images
- Documents
- Custom attributes
Items can easily be extended with additional information whenever required.
Custom Attributes
Every organisation manages different kinds of inventory.
Warehouse adapts using custom attributes rather than fixed fields.
Typical examples include:
- Serial number
- Manufacturer
- Purchase date
- Warranty expiration
- Barcode
- Asset number
Tip
Custom attributes allow Warehouse to support many different industries without changing the application itself.
Item Movements
Inventory rarely stays in one place forever.
Warehouse allows movements to be recorded whenever items are relocated.
Typical examples include:
- Shelf changes
- Office relocations
- Loaned equipment
- Warehouse transfers
Tracking movements makes it easier to understand where an item has been and where it is today.
Search
Warehouse is designed for fast retrieval.
Search inventory using:
- Name
- Storage location
- Barcode
- Custom attributes
Even very large inventories remain easy to navigate.
Labels & QR Codes
Warehouse can generate labels for both storage locations and inventory items.
Typical use cases include:
- Inventory labels
- Shelf labels
- QR codes
- Barcode labels
Scanning labels makes finding and identifying items significantly faster.
Permissions
Warehouse uses Flowtig's central permission system.
Typical permissions include:
| Permission | Description |
|---|---|
| View inventory | Browse inventory |
| Create items | Add inventory |
| Edit items | Modify inventory |
| Delete items | Remove inventory |
| Manage locations | Organise storage locations |
Permissions can be assigned independently, allowing organisations to control who manages inventory.
Best Practices
Recommendation
Create your storage structure before adding inventory items.
Tip
Use consistent naming conventions for warehouses, shelves and storage locations.
Tip
Label shelves and boxes with QR codes to simplify navigation.
Note
Adding photographs makes inventory items much easier to recognise later.
Integrations
Warehouse integrates naturally with other Flowtig applications.
| App | Integration |
|---|---|
| Contacts | Owners, suppliers and manufacturers |
| Transfer | Share manuals and documentation |
| Invoice Archive | Purchase invoices |
| Construction Log | Equipment used on construction sites |
Additional integrations will become available as the platform evolves.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can Warehouse manage multiple storage locations?
Yes.
Locations can be organised in a hierarchical structure of warehouses, shelves, boxes and other storage areas.
Can custom information be stored?
Yes.
Custom attributes allow Warehouse to adapt to many different industries and inventory types.
Can labels and QR codes be generated?
Yes.
Warehouse generates labels that simplify identification, stocktaking and barcode scanning.
Can inventory movements be tracked?
Yes.
Warehouse records item movements, helping organisations understand where inventory is currently located.
Is Warehouse suitable for small businesses?
Absolutely.
Warehouse scales from a few storage locations to thousands of inventory items.
Typical Workflow
Create Storage Structure
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Add Inventory
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Print Labels
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Move & Organise Items
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Find Everything Instantly
See also
Warehouse works particularly well together with:
Need help?
Need assistance with Warehouse?
Learn more on the Flowtig website or contact our support team:
- https://flowtig.com/apps/warehouse
- https://flowtig.com/contact