Where is the camelback sofa?
Inventory Thingy knows.
QR-tag inventory for furniture staging crews. Register a piece, print its tag, and scan it when it moves. Warehouse, truck, set, back: everyone on the crew gets the same answer, without spreadsheet archaeology.
Free during the pilot. Once you're in, invite your crew from the workspace switcher.
Checked in· Mid-century lounge chair
Warehouse A · Bay 3 · Sam
Registered· Camelback sofa, oat
QR · STH-0193 · Maya
Relocated· Walnut side tables (×6)
Truck 2 · Staging · Devon
142
Available
18
Staged
4
Repair
Every piece has a tag
Photo, condition, location, and one QR tag per piece. No more 'ask Devon, he knows where the rug is.'
A scan updates the record
Point your phone at a tag, pick a status, and the location and history update with it. The next person who scans sees what you changed.
Who moved it, and when
Every check-out, move, and condition change is logged with the crew member who did it. When a client asks where the credenza has been, the answer is on the tag.
What you get
From the warehouse floor to the install.
Built around the real workflow of moving furniture between warehouse, truck, and project. Not a generic asset tracker.
QR per item
Every piece gets its own QR code, printed at three sizes: small for plants and jewelry, large for paintings and rugs.
Phone-first scanning
Look up an item with a phone camera. No scanner hardware, no app install.
Photo evidence
Snap a photo on intake. Photos follow the piece through check-out, repair, and retirement.
Full item history
Every status change, move, and condition update shows who did it and when. No more arguing about it at wrap.
Bulk stock on racks
Pillows and glassware can't wear tags. Track them as quantities on a rack with its own QR, and print a rack sheet for counting.
Per-workspace data
One workspace per staging company. The other outfit sharing your warehouse can't see your counts.
How it works
From warehouse to install, in three moves.
Step 01
Register a piece
Snap a photo, name it, set the condition, and print a QR tag. About 30 seconds.
Step 02
Scan to update
Point the camera at the tag and check it out, move it, or send it to repair. Bulk-scan a truck of tagged pieces without stopping.
Step 03
Read the history
Every action is logged against the item with who did it and when. One screen for the whole story at wrap, or after damage.
Built for
Teams who move real furniture, not just SKUs.
Furniture staging companies
Warehouses full of pieces moving across a dozen active jobs. Hand off a tag and the new crew knows exactly what they're loading.
Interior designers
Consignment pieces, client-owned antiques, and loaners that move through every install.
Set decorators & production
Film and TV staging runs short and moves fast. A tag per piece and a record per move, so wrap is a scan instead of a search.
Tag a sofa in the next five minutes.
Create a workspace, register your first piece, and print a QR tag. We'll walk you through it.