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Create Your Warehouses in StructShare
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Written by Noam Karoly
Updated over 9 months ago

Objective

Create your warehouses in StructShare and allocate inventory values to the existing material being stored.

Background

Warehouses can be built out in StructShare and inventory quantities for specific items can be added to them. Warehouse inventory will then display when creating requests and orders, ensuring that available inventory is used before new materials are purchased. Additionally, warehouses can order directly from suppliers to replenish inventory minimums. Finally, warehouses can be set up as delivery addresses so that material can be processed there before allocated to a project.

Things to Consider

  • Item Database

    • We recommend that you first build out your Item Database. The items in your database can then be tied to warehouses so that inventory values can be tracked. Items in your warehouses must come from your item database.

  • Multiple Warehouses

    • StructShare empowers you to track multiple different warehouses from your system.

  • Manual Creation v. Import

    • Warehouse inventory can be populated manually or via import. We recommend importing this data to maximize efficiency.

  • Permissions

    • In order to create and manage warehouses a user must have ‘Warehouse Admin’ access to StructShare. This can be set up in the ‘User Information’ section of the StructShare settings.

Steps:

  • Creating a Warehouses

  • Importing Items and Inventory Values

Creating a Warehouse

  1. Click on the Warehouses tool on the left-hand side of the screen

  2. Click on the plus (+) icon at the top left of the screen to create a new warehouse

  3. Fill in the warehouse name, address, and default delivery contact

  4. Press ‘Create’

Importing Items and Inventory Values

Warehouse_Import_Template.xlsx (Click to Download)

  1. From the Warehouses Screen click on the cloud icon with the down facing arrow to export a warehouse import template

  2. Use your item database item names to populate the first column in the excel spreadsheet

  3. Populate the Unit of Measure and the Inventory Value

  4. To import the sheet, go back to the Warehouses screen and click on the cloud with the up facing arrow to start your import

  5. Select the correct warehouse name from the dropdown in the top left corner

  6. Make sure all of the columns are correctly allocated

  7. Check the box at the bottom to Ignore First Row

  8. Click ‘Insert XXX Rows’ at the bottom of the page

Questions?

Contact Support:

  • Live Chat with Support through StructShare:

    • Click on ‘Talk to Support’ on the left side of your screen.

  • Email Support:

  • Call Support:

    • ‪(512) 222-3716‬

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