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# Inventory Use w/ Video ►

It is recommended you use this tool to properly track your backbar inventory *(products used by Service Providers to perform services on clients)*, such as color tubes, hairspray, shampoo, etc.

An Inventory Use ticket will auto-deduct any product added to the ticket from your On Hand quantity.

**Proceed to:** **Tickets** > **Inventory Use**

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## Add used or claimed products

Once the product search box pops up, search and select any items that have been used or claimed by staff for use.
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## Adjust product quantities

Adjust the quantity of added products *(if needed)* using the quantity drop-down provided next to each product.
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## Choose the Service Provider

Choose the Service Provider who used/claimed each product you are adding to the ticket.
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## Add items

Click **Add Items**.

![Add Items Inventory Use](/files/9c00a89c010b94b6f980e226be3b96fed20e293a)
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## Find and modify the ticket

This ticket can be found and modified in the Closed Ticket List for the date they are marked out.
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If you need to add any inactive products to the Inventory Use ticket, please check the **Include Inactive** box underneath the product search bar.
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