Procell RepairFind the money sleeping on your shelf
Inventory does not feel like spending, because the money left months ago and the part is still there. But a screen that has not sold in eight months is not stock — it is cash you already handed over, sitting in a drawer.
See your tied-up capital
The total your shelf is holding right now, at cost. For most shops this number is bigger than they expect, and seeing it once changes how they buy.
Then look at dead stock
What has not moved. These are the models you stopped seeing, the parts you bought for one job, the batch you got on offer. Each one was a good decision at the time and is money now.
And at low margin
Parts that do sell, but leave almost nothing. Sometimes the fix is raising the price; sometimes it is finding another supplier; sometimes it is deciding you do not want that job.
Do something with it
Discount it, publish it in your online store, or send it to a partner shop that does work on that model. Any of the three is better than keeping it.
Then adjust what you buy
This report is the honest input for your restock minimums. Lower the ones that never moved, raise the ones that ran out on you.