Industry
Track wire, conduit, panels, tools, and supplies across vans and job sites. StockZip gives electrical contractors real-time stock control from their phone.
Specialty tools walk off jobs. Dead zones kill cloud apps. Calibration deadlines slip. Here is how StockZip fixes each one.
Problem
Multimeters and specialty tools disappear between jobs
StockZip fix
Scan-based check-out creates accountability per worker per job
Problem
No signal in crawl spaces, basements, and ceilings
StockZip fix
Full offline mode — scan and check out without internet
Problem
Calibration and certification deadlines get missed
StockZip fix
Custom fields and reminders track calibration due dates
Electrical contractors do not just track consumables. They manage expensive test equipment, shared specialty tools, wire and conduit, panel components, rough-in materials, labels, PPE, and job boxes that move between active sites. Treating all of that as one spreadsheet makes the record hard to trust.
StockZip separates the workflows. Consumables can be adjusted or counted by quantity. Reusable tools can be checked out and returned. Serialized equipment can carry serial numbers, calibration details, and notes. Locations can mirror how the business actually works: warehouse, van, crew, floor, job site, or storage cage.
Features designed for how electricians actually work — on the move, across sites, in dead zones.
Assign tools to electricians by scan. Track who has what across every job and every van.
Works in basements, crawl spaces, and new construction with no Wi-Fi. Syncs when back in range.
Custom fields for calibration dates, certifications, and serial numbers. Never miss a deadline.
Separate locations for each job site, van, and shop. Transfer tools with full audit trail.
The best tool tracking system is the one the crew can use at the point of movement. These workflows keep the scan close to the work instead of pushing updates back to the office.
Label high-value tools and test equipment with QR or barcode tags. When a worker takes a meter, puller, cutter, drill, or thermal camera, they scan it out to themselves, a van, or a job site. Return scans close the loop and leave condition notes when something needs service.
Use folders for the shop, each van, job site, gang box, and storage room. A scan-based transfer records when wire, conduit, panels, breakers, or tools move between those places, so the next person can find the item without calling around.
Custom fields can hold calibration due dates, certification notes, serial numbers, and inspection status. Reminders help teams review equipment before it is assigned to work that requires documented test gear.
For panels, breakers, wire reels, boxes, connectors, labels, anchors, and PPE, teams can run focused counts by shelf, van, or job phase instead of counting the whole shop at once.
Every misplaced multimeter or cable puller is money lost. StockZip gives your crew scan-based accountability so tools stay accounted for across every job site and van.
Straight answers about spreadsheets, scanners, offline work, existing systems, and the free period.
StockZip is built for trades like electrical contractors. Scan-based check-out tracks who has which multimeter, cable puller, or power tool. Works offline on job sites. No training needed — if your crew can scan a QR code, they can use it.