Upholstery Supply Inventory Tracker
Keeps a running list of your tacks, staples, springs, webbing, thread, and other shop supplies.
Before and after
Updated inventory
Tacks and staples
- 3/8 tacks, box: 6, minus 2 used, equals 4. Status: OK
- 1/2 staples, box: 5, minus 1 used, equals 4. Status: OK
Springs and clips
- 8 gauge 7 inch coil springs, each: fresh count 40. Status: OK (minimum 30)
- 9 gauge 5 inch coil springs, each: fresh count 12. Status: Low (minimum 20)
- Sinuous clips, each: about 15 (estimate). Status: Low (minimum 25)
Webbing and straps
- 3.5 inch jute webbing, roll: 2, plus 4 received, equals 6. Status: OK
Thread and needles
- Black bonded nylon #69, spool: 2, plus 6 received, equals 8. Status: OK
- Tan thread, spool: 1. Status: Low (minimum 2)
Reorder list (Dalton Upholstery Supply)
- 9 gauge 5 inch coil springs: have 12, need 18 for the settee next week, so you are short 6 for that job alone and 8 below your minimum of 20. Quantity to order: blank for you to set. Last price 1.50 each.
- Sinuous clips: about 15 on hand, minimum 25. Quantity to order: blank for you to set. Last price 0.40 each.
- Tan thread: 1 spool, minimum 2. Quantity to order: blank for you to set. Last price 9 per spool.
Estimated total: not calculated because quantities are blank. Once you pick quantities, send them and I will add it up from your last prices.
Questions and notes
- Your tack message mentioned cutting tacks into the count, then said to ignore it. I did not change the tack counts for that.
- The settee needs 18 of the 9 gauge 5 inch coils and you have 12. Order at least 6 more before next week, and more if you want to get back to your minimum of 20 after the job.
- The clip count is an estimate. A quick physical count would make the Low status more reliable.
- Tacks, staples, webbing, black thread, and the 8 gauge coils are all above minimum. No order needed.
What it does
Keeps a running list of your tacks, staples, springs, webbing, thread, and other shop supplies. It updates counts when you use or buy items, flags what is running low, and builds a reorder list.
Use it when: Use when an upholstery shop needs to track, count, or reorder tacks, springs, webbing, thread, and other shop supplies, such as "what am I low on," "update my stock," "make a reorder list," or "I used 3 rolls of webbing on that job."