Scan inventory in or out
Use a mobile device, tablet, or compatible barcode scanner to record inventory activity where the work is happening.
The Amenity Edit technology
The Stockroom is an inventory management app built for hotels, hospitality groups, aviation teams, and service-focused organizations. Your team can scan products in or out with a mobile device, tablet, or compatible barcode scanner and maintain a clearer view of inventory across your operation.
Inventory without the guesswork
The Stockroom replaces disconnected spreadsheets and handwritten counts with a practical digital workflow your team can use throughout the day. Products can be recorded as they are received, distributed, transferred, adjusted, damaged, or removed from inventory.
Use a mobile device, tablet, or compatible barcode scanner to record inventory activity where the work is happening.
Give authorized users visibility into quantities, transactions, usage, adjustments, and product movement by location.
Organize inventory by property, department, stockroom, pantry, terminal, service area, or another approved location.
Use inventory thresholds, notifications, reports, approvals, or connected workflows to support timely replenishment.
A simple daily workflow
The Stockroom is designed to support better inventory habits without adding an unnecessarily complicated process to your team's day.
Scan products into inventory when shipments are received and assign them to the correct approved location.
Scan products out as they are used, placed, transferred, gifted, damaged, or removed from service.
Understand what is moving, where inventory is located, and which products may require attention.
Use low-stock information to prepare requests, approvals, alerts, or authorized reorders.
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API and systems integration
The Stockroom can operate as a focused inventory solution or be evaluated for connection with approved business systems. When another platform provides supported technical access, The Amenity Edit can work with your technology team and software providers to assess a secure and practical integration.
Integration methods may include APIs, webhooks, middleware, scheduled data transfers, or another approved connection method. Each integration is evaluated individually based on available documentation, authentication requirements, permissions, data structure, security expectations, and the capabilities of the connected platform.
Potential data exchanges may include inventory levels, product information, locations, transaction activity, and adjustments.
Connected workflows may support low-stock notifications, purchase requests, reorder approvals, and authorized replenishment actions.
Where supported, connected systems may exchange shipment, receiving, order-status, purchasing, and reporting information.
Integration availability depends on the capabilities, permissions, documentation, authentication methods, and security requirements of each connected system.
Security and compliance
Security and compliance requirements are reviewed during discovery and implementation, particularly when The Stockroom connects with another system, serves multiple properties, or supports several user groups.
Access can be organized around job responsibilities, approved locations, and the functions each user needs to perform.
Users and integrations should receive only the level of access required for their approved responsibilities and workflows.
Authentication, connected credentials, limited scopes, and secure transmission methods are evaluated according to the selected configuration and connected systems.
Inventory and user activity records can support transaction review, accountability, and investigation of discrepancies.
Data flow, retention expectations, backups, recovery, user offboarding, deletion procedures, and credential management can be reviewed during setup.
The Amenity Edit can coordinate with your internal IT, security, procurement, legal, and compliance teams as requirements are documented.
Specific security controls, contractual requirements, and compliance obligations are confirmed based on the final configuration, hosting environment, connected systems, data handled, and service agreement. Formal certifications should only be represented when they have been independently completed and officially verified.
Multi-location inventory
Each approved location can maintain its own inventory information while designated leadership receives broader visibility across the operation. Permissions, product access, and reporting can be organized around the way your team works.
The Stockroom may be used to manage guest-room amenities, welcome gifts, VIP gifts, minibar products, food and beverage items, event amenities, aviation amenities, spa and wellness products, branded merchandise, housekeeping supplies, front-desk supplies, and other approved operational inventory.
Implementation
Every organization manages inventory differently. We begin by learning how your team receives, stores, distributes, approves, and replenishes products before recommending the right configuration.
Review locations, products, users, permissions, approvals, reporting, security, and integration requirements.
Configure products, locations, user access, inventory thresholds, workflows, and approved operating rules.
Test scanning, inventory movements, alerts, permissions, reports, and approved system connections before launch.
Onboard the team, review real-world use, and refine workflows as products, locations, and operational needs change.
Frequently asked questions
Take control of your inventory
Tell us how your team currently receives, stores, distributes, and replenishes amenities. We will help you explore the right scanning workflow, locations, permissions, security requirements, and integration options.