Organize your products
Define product names, codes, quantities and condition notes so colleagues use the same records.
Inventory & service operations
Bring stock records, equipment requests and service work into one place.
Describe how your team tracks items and handles requests to create a first version with AI.
1,000 free credits at signup, then 500 monthly. Upgrade to publish.

Your workflow
Choose the stock details, service requests and responsibilities your team needs to manage daily work.
Define product names, codes, quantities and condition notes so colleagues use the same records.
Group stock by site or storage area so staff can find the items needed for their work.
Collect equipment faults and service requests, then assign an owner, priority and next action.
Choose who can update stock, assign service work or review completion notes. Test each role before rollout.
Example screens
Illustrative examples of what you can build and configure with Fliplet.

For staff
Review item details, quantities, locations and condition notes before using stock or requesting service work.

For operations teams
Keep stock changes and assigned service work together so coordinators can follow progress and review completion notes.
Inventory and service workflows
Start with the stock records, locations and service tasks your team handles most often.


Collect service details, assign the work and keep progress and completion notes with the request.

How it works
Describe your stock, locations and service process, then configure and test the first version.
Build inventory and service operations software for stock, locations and assigned work.
Tell Fliplet what you track, where items are kept and how your team assigns and completes service work.
Configure product fields, storage locations, request forms and responsibilities with your team.
Test a stock change and a service request. Check assignment, completion notes and permissions before rollout.
Who it's for
Build views for people finding stock, coordinating service work and reviewing progress across the team.
Find items and locations, record stock changes and report equipment faults.
Assign service work, review stock changes and follow up on outstanding tasks.
Review quantities, service progress and completion notes that need attention.
Live training
Bring an idea, build with guidance and ask your questions.
Customer experience
Hear from teams using Fliplet to build software around the way they work.
“It was a really easy way to come up with specific-use solutions without a large infrastructure investment
or a lot of IT time.”
“The big benefit is being able to have someone come to you with an idea or a problem, and being able to quickly spin up a prototype for them.”
Choose an example prompt or describe your stock, locations and service requests. Sign up or log in to continue in Fliplet, then review and refine the first version before publishing.
Fliplet is a software builder. Describe the inventory and service processes you need, then configure and test the records, request forms and access for your team.
The Free plan includes 500 monthly credits plus 500 bonus credits in your first month to build and test a prototype. Publishing, end-user authentication and integrations require a paid plan. Compare current plans or book a demo to discuss your requirements.
Use your spreadsheets to identify products, quantities, locations and fields. Plan and validate how that data moves into your tool; synchronization is not automatic.
Describe your sites and storage areas, then configure location views and test how your team records moves between them.
The approach depends on the system, its integration options, permissions and your Fliplet plan. Agree data ownership and test the connection and error handling before launch.
Configure who can view, update or review records and test each role with representative accounts before rollout.
Configure a form with the item, location, issue description and supporting files. Give coordinators a view of requests and test the process with staff before rollout.
Define request owners, priorities and status stages, including work waiting for parts or a reply. Record completion notes and supporting files so the team can review the resolution.
Check starting quantities, stock movements, service assignment, completion notes and permissions with representative users. Agree who maintains records after launch.