Parts counters
The part, its price, its cost.
Every part with its selling price and its average cost — set on receipt by Purchasing — so a quote is built on what you paid.
PriceAverage cost
AppSite Products
Everything you sell, in one catalogue.
Products is the catalogue — parts, goods and digital products — with prices, costs and the storefront details every module reads. A part’s cost is the weighted average set on receipt, so the price you quote is built on what you actually paid.
Who it’s for
Anyone with a price list.
Owners
One catalogue, every module.
Service, Purchasing, Inventory, Invoice and the Marketplace all read the same products — one price, one cost, one name.
One catalogueEvery module
Sellers online
Digital products and the storefront.
Courses, apps and data plans are products too — with the storefront details the Marketplace shows, and a picture of their own.
DigitalStorefront
The catalogue
Costs you can trust, prices you can defend.
Products holds the truth other modules quote from: a weighted-average cost written by Purchasing on receipt, a selling price, and the storefront fields the Marketplace and the customer portal show.
- Parts, goods and digital products — one catalogue.
- Weighted-average cost — set on receipt, one writer.
- Prices — the number every quote and invoice uses.
- Storefront details — what the Marketplace and portal show.
- Pictures — from the Gallery, by key.
From a new part to a quoted part in three steps
Add, receive, quote.
Step 1 · Add
Add it to the catalogue.
Name, number, price, picture.
Add
Step 2 · Receive
Purchasing sets the cost.
Received against the PO; the average cost updates.
Average cost
Step 3 · Quote
Quote it anywhere.
Service, Invoice and the storefront use the same price.
Quote
Start
Products comes with every plan.
The catalogue, costing and the storefront details are part of every AppSite plan.
Put your price list in one place.
Add the parts, let Purchasing set the costs, quote from the same numbers everywhere.