tool crib software
A tool crib that tells you who has the torque wrench
Check tools out to a name and a job, check them back in with a condition, and never let a calibration date lapse quietly.
Checkout by person and job
One tag, one record, one history — who took it, when, and what for.
Calibration and service dates
Measuring kit carries its due date; overdue items surface on their own.
Overdue return chasing
A short daily list of what has not come back, while it is still findable.
Condition on return
Damage is attached to a person and a job while it can still be discussed.
Full per-tool history
See which tools break, which crews break them, and when replacing beats repairing.
Questions people ask
- What does an overdue calibration actually cost me?
- It can invalidate the work done with the tool. Treating the due date as data rather than memory is the whole point.
- Can contractors take tools out?
- Yes — vendors and contractors can hold a checkout against their own name so the trail stays complete.
Next
- Stock control built for a workshop, not a warehouse chain
- The emergency plan, the drill record and the kit register in one place
- From asking a price to receipting the goods, in one thread
Free to start. No card needed to look around.
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