What Are Locations and Sub-locations?
Always know where your stock is by organizing your inventory into locations and sub-locations. A location can be a warehouse, a stockroom, or a service van, and a sub-location can be an aisle, a shelf, or a bin. This article walks you through what locations and sub-locations are, how location types work, and how the Main location behaves.
Locations and sub-locations
Location
A place where your inventory is stored.
Sub-location
A smaller space inside a location.
For example, a warehouse can have aisles, each aisle can have shelves, and each shelf can have bins.
Each sub-location inside a location needs its own name. Different locations can reuse a name, though. For example, both Miami Warehouse and Chicago Warehouse can have an Aisle A.
Location types
You can give each location a type to describe what it is, such as a warehouse for a large storage space or an aisle within the warehouse. You can choose from these types:
Warehouse
Aisle
Shelf
Bin
Drawer
Truck
Van
Stockroom
Zone
Cabinet
Overflow
Room
Other