Knowing the physical location of your stock items, in this case your street signs, is very important for any business. Just like a property has a location, advertising signs do too.

There are two ways to move a sign: manually or through a schedule.

You can locate or Change location of signs at any time, leaving a record of the new location.

The available options to change a sign's location are:

• Move to a property: you'll be able to choose the new destination from your property list.
• Move to a branch: you'll be able to choose the new destination from your list of branches.
• Move to warehouse (*)
• Move to repair (*)

(*) The warehouse and repair options are symbolic labels. Use them as you see fit.

Move to a property

If you choose A property as the new location, the following screen will appear so you can search for a property in your Properties stock.

Click on the line to select it, then press the Move to property button.

The operation is confirmed instantly, and the sign's detail now shows the new location.

You can also see the new location in Sign inventory

and you can also see the sign on the record of the selected property

Move to a branch

If you choose to move To branch, you'll need to click on one of the branches in the list.

Once the change is confirmed, the branch will appear as the sign's location.

Move to warehouse

Warehouse is a symbolic name used to refer to a general place where signs are kept when they aren't located at a branch or a property.

Select warehouse as the sign's destination...

Now the sign's record will show warehouse as its location.

As mentioned, warehouse is a symbolic location, just like in repair. That's why you could interpret warehouse as:

• Your supplier's warehouse
• Or your own warehouse
• Or a borrowed warehouse
• etc.

This sign can only be seen from Sign inventory

Move to repair

In repair is a symbolic name used to refer to a place where signs are sent when they need maintenance, or also as a "physical state" of the sign.

Click in repair to move the sign to repair.

You'll then see that the sign's new location is In repair.

For example, if you consider that a certain sign needs maintenance, repainting, etc., you send it "to repair," and afterward you'll be able to see its status / location in Sign inventory. That's why you could interpret Repair as:

• That it was sent for repair to a supplier
• That it was sent to the sign supplier
• That the sign's physical condition is poor and it must be sent for repair
• etc.

This sign can only be seen from Sign inventory

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