Rigstock vs. spreadsheets

Your truck stock spreadsheet is always wrong. Here's why.

A spreadsheet only knows what someone remembered to type in. Rigstock updates the count where the part actually leaves: at the shelf, with a scan.

Spreadsheets are free and familiar, and for a one-truck shop they can work. They break down when parts move between the shop and several trucks, because nobody updates the sheet from the truck at 6 PM.

Side by side

SpreadsheetRigstock
Count updated when a part is usedOnly if someone types it in laterScan at the shelf, updated right away
Works on the truck with no signalDepends on the appYes, sends when back in range
What's missing from each truckManual compareAutomatic restock list per truck
Who took itRarely recordedEvery pull records who made it
Parts to the invoiceRetypedWork order goes to QuickBooks Online (Field Ops)
A part you can't nameSearch the web by handSnap a photo; AI suggests it and finds it in your stock
CostFreeFrom $29 a month plus $10 per truck

How Rigstock works

Snap a photo, know the part

Point the phone at a part or its model plate. AI suggests the name, maker and part number, shows where you already have it, or adds it as a new item with the details filled in. QuickBooks data is never sent to AI.

Know what's on every truck

Label shelves and bins with QR codes printed on ordinary label sheets. When a tech pulls a part, they scan it with their phone and that truck's count updates.

A restock list, not a guess

Set the standard load for each truck. Rigstock shows what's missing from it and loads it back from the shop in one tap.

Works with no signal

Scans and pulls save on the phone first and send when the phone is back in range, so basements and dead zones don't lose a count.

Scan what's already on the box

Use your own QR labels or the barcode the manufacturer printed. Unknown barcodes look up the product for you.

Work orders with a signature

On Field Ops (or Inventory with the Work Orders & QuickBooks add-on), write the work order on the phone, get the customer's signature on the screen and send it to QuickBooks Online as an invoice, parts included.

Bring your spreadsheet

Starting from a list you already have is fine. Add your items, label the shelves, and count each shelf once. That's your starting point.

Pricing

30-day free trial, no card. New customers get 20% off their first 12 months. Inventory plan $29 a month plus $10 per truck. Field Ops (QuickBooks Online invoicing, 300 AI part photos a month, dispatch, work orders) $79 a month plus $15 per truck. Inventory add-on: Work Orders & QuickBooks, $49 a month plus $5 per truck. Field Ops includes 300 AI part photos a month; on Inventory, the AI Photo Pack adds 300 a month for $5. Refills of 100 for $2 or 500 for $8 on either plan (10 free during the trial). Yearly plans cost 10 months. Unlimited users.