Asset inventory software

Asset Inventory Software Built for Real Equipment

Spreadsheets can tell you what your records say you own. DealQuip helps your team verify what is actually there.

Built for industrial contractors and service companies, DealQuip is designed to capture equipment, organize records, perform physical inventories, track locations, and keep information current from the field.

Start with an existing spreadsheet or build an inventory from scratch using a practical system for physical assets.

Illustrative inventory workflow

Field inventory

North Yard

Asset DQ-10482

Hydraulic Power Unit

MATCHED

Serial

HPU-88241

Location

Bay 04

Assisted identification

Asset number and serial number align with an imported record. Review before confirming.

Pre-launch product direction: This page describes DealQuip's intended asset inventory experience. Feature availability may vary during pilot and early access.

Move beyond the master spreadsheet

Asset inventories become difficult when equipment starts moving

Many companies begin with a spreadsheet. Then equipment moves, new assets arrive, old equipment is sold, separate copies appear, and photos remain on individual phones.

Eventually the file describes what the company once had instead of what it has today. DealQuip is designed to provide a central inventory that teams can update where the equipment actually exists.

Build complete asset records

Keep equipment information together

Create a record for each piece of equipment your company owns and manages, keeping useful identity, location, condition, media, activity, and lifecycle context connected to the asset.

  • Asset number
  • Category and subcategory
  • Manufacturer and model
  • Serial number
  • Location and condition
  • Photos, notes, and documents
  • Check-in and check-out activity
  • Sale or disposal history

Capture equipment from the field

Inventory equipment while standing in front of it

Physical inventory should not require handwritten notes followed by data entry at a desk.

DealQuip is designed for mobile capture in shops, warehouses, equipment yards, facilities, and jobsites. Teams can document identity, condition, photos, and location while the asset is in front of them.

Use photos as part of the inventory

Build an inventory employees can recognize

Names and descriptions do not always identify the correct asset. Multiple equipment views, data plates, serial-number tags, and other visible details can become part of the record.

  • Asset identification
  • Condition documentation
  • Remote review
  • Physical inventory
  • Duplicate review
  • Sale or disposal
  • Equipment verification

AI-assisted inventory capture

Turn equipment evidence into useful starting data

DealQuip is being designed to analyze permitted photos and equipment information, suggest useful fields, and surface possible existing records.

The employee remains in control of the final record. AI assistance is intended to reduce repetitive work and improve consistency—not replace human review.

Reduce duplicate records

Check for existing equipment before creating another record

Differences in spelling, missing serial numbers, and unrecorded transfers can hide an existing asset.

DealQuip can compare multiple available details and surface possible matches for review before a user creates another record.

Import your existing asset list

Do not start over

Existing CSV inventory can provide the foundation for a better system. Map current columns to DealQuip fields, then progressively verify, clean up, photograph, and improve the records in the field.

Inventory reconciliation

Verify the records while you verify the equipment

DealQuip is designed to make reconciliation part of physical inventory instead of creating another pile of notes to resolve afterward.

  • Verified
  • Not Found
  • Duplicate
  • Disposed
  • Located somewhere unexpected
  • Additional Review

Track across locations

Know where assets are assigned or stored

Pumps, tools, machines, and support equipment move between facilities, projects, departments, yards, and people.

DealQuip allows the recorded location to change with the equipment so multi-location teams have a more useful operational inventory.

Role-based access

Field participation without losing administrative control

The people handling equipment should be able to participate without every employee receiving full control.

  • Technicians perform permitted field workflows
  • Managers update locations, condition, and inventory
  • Administrators control core records, users, and imports
  • Read Only users receive permitted visibility

Documents and lifecycle

Keep supporting information and history with the equipment

Calibration records, inspection certificates, manuals, service files, photos, and notes can remain connected to the asset.

When equipment is sold, retired, or scrapped, disposal information can be preserved without leaving the item in active inventory or deleting its history.

  • Supporting documents
  • Status and reason
  • Sale price and date
  • Disposal notes
  • Preserved history

Who it is for

Practical inventory for equipment-heavy organizations

DealQuip is particularly relevant when equipment moves between employees, departments, locations, and jobsites.

Industrial contractors
Oilfield and energy service companies
Mechanical contractors
Maintenance organizations
Specialty service companies
Fabrication businesses
Equipment repair operations
Warehouses and equipment yards
Rental and service fleets
Manufacturing facilities

From asset list to useful information

Make inventory answer operational questions

A useful inventory should do more than prove an asset was purchased. It should help the team understand what exists and what needs attention.

What do we own?
Where is it?
What condition is it in?
Has it been verified?
Is the record accurate?
Is it still active?
Does it need service?

Start simple

You do not need a massive asset-management implementation

DealQuip focuses first on the practical foundation: capture equipment, organize the records, verify the inventory, and keep it current.

Early access

Build an equipment inventory you can trust

Move beyond disconnected spreadsheets and outdated asset lists with a simpler way to capture, verify, organize, and manage physical equipment.