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Keep basic resource records out of side spreadsheets.

Basic Operations is included with Core so businesses can track vendors, equipment and vehicle records, inventory item records, simple purchase/order records, Data Imports, documents, notes, and linked business records without buying another module.

The Friction

Resource records disappear into spreadsheets and memory.

A vendor list lives in one place, equipment notes live somewhere else, and inventory gets rebuilt only when someone notices a problem.

The Clean State

Basic resource records start inside Core.

OdinCore keeps simple vendors, equipment, vehicles, inventory items, purchase records, imports, documents, and notes close to the rest of the business.

Included With Core

Basic Operations covers the resource records most teams need first.

This is the low-friction starting point: enough structure to stop guessing, without turning resource tracking into a separate paid module.

Vendors

Keep supplier names, contact context, notes, documents, and related records together.

Equipment and Vehicles

Create basic records for tools, equipment, vehicles, and the notes or files tied to them.

Inventory Items

Track basic item records so parts, materials, and supplies are not only living in a spreadsheet.

Simple Purchase Records

Keep simple purchase/order context near vendors, files, jobs, and business notes.

Roadmap

Advanced Operations is planned after the basics are stable.

Advanced Operations is the heavier resource-control layer. Pricing is not published yet because the scope needs to be shaped by real usage, not guessed too early.

Inventory Depth

Stock ledgers, history, receiving flows, low-stock alerts, replenishment, and usage history.

Equipment Depth

Meters, maintenance schedules, holds, lifecycle controls, availability, alerts, and deeper history.

Purchasing Depth

Deeper purchase order workflows, receiving, vendor purchasing, and replenishment paths.

Pricing

Pricing not published yet. Basic Operations remains included with Core.

Start With Core

Get the simple resource records in place first.

Use Basic Operations inside Core now. Follow the roadmap for the advanced controls coming later.