Locations

A location is more than an address. Employees belong to one, deliveries go to one, and later you can read inventory and costs per site. That is why it is worth creating a site before the first person starts working there.

Every location also has a warehouse counterpart. The location is what is actively in use, the warehouse beside it is stock at that site, which is why you can order into the warehouse of an office instead of to the office itself.

Three things are worth knowing about a site, and each has its own chapter below: how to create one, how to give it a standard set of equipment, and how to hand responsibility for it to someone.

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Locations

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Start here: Create a location.