HEre is an example so here ww have 2 devices with 2 seperate sim cards allocated to a customer i need to know which sim is associated/linked to which device .In my inventory i made a field for sim card which i then add in via API, but it would be better if i didn`t have to go to inventory to know which inventory are linked together.
Chris Saxler
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May 29, 2025
Being able to attach inventory to a network site. Just the same way you would assign inventory to a customer account. You can't do that for network sites. So literally we're just moving it to the stock location 'Network site' then writing a note of what the device is called on the inventory item itself.
RobTCS
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Jun 11, 2025
This would be a great feature we have been trying to find a work around for.. We have setup the Network sites and its great to see all the hardware there, but it would be awesome to tie this to actual inventory.
Vitalii Basenko (Splynx PM)
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May 29, 2025
Hello @Masood Bhamjee ,
Could you clarify your request?
Best regards,
@Vitalii Basenko (Splynx PM)
RobTCS
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Jun 11, 2025
I would definitely echo what Chris above mentioned in linking inventory items to network site devices. This would be incredibly helpful to track inventory on our network sites.
Daniel
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May 28, 2025
What do you mean by this? like if you have an LTE router and also a SIM card you’d like these to be tied to eachother, or have the parent of the SIM to be the LTE router? that actually would be nice, but I wonder where I’d stop. I’d end up putting J-ARMs daughtered to CPEs… hah.
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Masood Bhamjee
Jul 7, 2025
HEre is an example so here ww have 2 devices with 2 seperate sim cards allocated to a customer i need to know which sim is associated/linked to which device .In my inventory i made a field for sim card which i then add in via API, but it would be better if i didn`t have to go to inventory to know which inventory are linked together.
Chris Saxler
May 29, 2025
Being able to attach inventory to a network site. Just the same way you would assign inventory to a customer account. You can't do that for network sites. So literally we're just moving it to the stock location 'Network site' then writing a note of what the device is called on the inventory item itself.
RobTCS
Jun 11, 2025
This would be a great feature we have been trying to find a work around for.. We have setup the Network sites and its great to see all the hardware there, but it would be awesome to tie this to actual inventory.
Vitalii Basenko (Splynx PM)
May 29, 2025
Hello @Masood Bhamjee ,
Could you clarify your request?
Best regards,
@Vitalii Basenko (Splynx PM)
RobTCS
Jun 11, 2025
I would definitely echo what Chris above mentioned in linking inventory items to network site devices. This would be incredibly helpful to track inventory on our network sites.
Daniel
May 28, 2025
What do you mean by this? like if you have an LTE router and also a SIM card you’d like these to be tied to eachother, or have the parent of the SIM to be the LTE router? that actually would be nice, but I wonder where I’d stop. I’d end up putting J-ARMs daughtered to CPEs… hah.