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Inventory — gear & shoot-day ops

Everything locked before shoot day

Add your gear with serial numbers and barcodes, book it to projects and shoot events, and the system catches conflicts instantly — the same body can't be on two sets at once. Kit list ready, checkout approved, and on set you follow along from the iOS app.

  1. Add your gear once, with serial numbers and barcodes

    Every camera body, lens set and light enters the system with its serial number and barcode. From then on its status is visible at a glance — which kit is in the field, which body is free, what's ready for the next booking.

    • Serial numbers and barcodes on every item
    • Ready / In field status at a glance
  2. Book gear to projects and shoot events

    Bookings are created per project and connect to the shoot events on your calendar. Because gear, crew, project and calendar live on the same relational data layer, opening a task shows you the assigned crew and the gear in use in one click — nothing is entered twice.

    • Bookings live next to their project
    • Shoot events on the calendar connect to gear bookings
  3. Conflicts are caught the moment they happen

    You can't double-book a resource. If the Aputure 600D is already written to Friday's set, a second booking for the same day is blocked on the spot — the conflict shows up as you plan, not on shoot morning.

  4. Kit lists and a two-step checkout approval

    Define kit groups so a shoot day goes out as one list — “Day 2 kit, 14 items” — instead of loose gear. Checkouts run through a two-step approval flow, so before shoot day the checkout is approved, the kit list is ready and the crew knows the call time.

    • Kit groups for recurring setups
    • Two-step approval on every gear checkout
  5. On set, follow along from the iOS app

    The native iOS app is in open beta on TestFlight — tasks, calendar, inventory and notifications are practical on set, so the answer to “where is that lens?” doesn't require a round of phone calls.

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Inventory questions

How does the inventory module work?

You add your equipment to the system with serial numbers and barcodes. You can create bookings for projects, define kit groups, and keep equipment check-outs under control with a two-step approval flow.

Can I use inventory on set, from my phone?

Yes. Our native iOS app is in open beta on TestFlight — tasks, calendar, inventory and notifications are practical on set. The App Store release is on our roadmap.

Is inventory actually connected to my projects and calendar?

Yes — all modules live on the same relational data layer. Crew, equipment, location, project, task and calendar are linked: when you open a task, you see the assigned crew, the gear in use and the booked studio in one click. Because information lives in one place, nothing is forgotten and nothing is entered twice.

Can I move just my gear list without migrating everything?

Yes. You don't have to move everything at once — start module by module: ReView first, then projects, then equipment, in whatever order fits. Inventory comes with Business Growth and Scale, and the 30-day trial lets you try it without a credit card while your team moves over gradually.

Know which gear is on which set

You don't have to migrate everything at once — bring your gear list first. Inventory comes with Business Growth — try it free for 30 days, no credit card required.

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