From parts and supplies to tools and equipment. Mako keeps tabs on what you have, what you need, and where it all is. Real-time stock levels, low-stock alerts, and full usage history.
Add items with a name, SKU, category, unit of measure, quantity, reorder point and cost. Group them by category so a stock check is a glance rather than an afternoon.
Quantities update as you use, receive or adjust stock, with a clear marker when something is healthy, low or at its reorder point. No guessing on a Friday afternoon and no counting mats twice.
Every movement is a line: used on a job, received from a supplier, adjusted after a count, transferred between rooms. Each one carries the date, the change and the running balance, so a discrepancy has an explanation.
Reformers, sound systems, the check-in iPad. Equipment tracks where it is, who has it and whether it is in service, and something marked out of service is blocked from being booked rather than discovered by a client.
Unit cost per item, total value sitting on the shelves, and what you actually consumed this month. Log what a job used and the cost lands in that job's profitability, so margin means something.
46% of small businesses do not track inventory. Mako records stock as it arrives, moves and gets used, which helps reduce stockouts, excess orders and waste.
Yes, and they behave differently. Consumables track quantity, usage and reorder points. Equipment tracks where it is, who has it, its status and when it was last serviced.
Mako flags it as low and surfaces it on the dashboard rather than in an email you will miss. You can raise an order against the item and the received quantity updates the balance.
Yes. Log what a job consumed and Mako deducts the stock and adds the cost to that job, so margin includes materials instead of just labour.
Yes. Adjust the quantity and the adjustment is recorded as its own movement with a reason, so the history explains the difference rather than hiding it.
Yes. Unit cost is held per item and every receipt records what you actually paid, so you can see when a supplier price has crept up.
Mako is built for service businesses. It brings CRM, scheduling, payments, team tools, AI features and financial reporting into one app, so you can run the business without piecing together several systems.
Yes. The guided product demo requires a valid work email. No credit card or sales call is required.
Yes. Upload a CSV file and Mako will map your columns to customer fields and tags.
Yes. Upon a full year commitment, our team can look at what you have on other platforms and perform the migration for you.
The onboarding wizard walks you through 6 steps: your business info, your profile, how you work, your services (pre-populated based on your industry), your booking link, and inviting your team. Most users are up and running within a single session.
Mako tracks every item, flags low stock before you run out, and ties materials to the jobs that use them.