The warehouse is the flagship. Stock, locations, counts and labels — kept straight by the system, not by the one person who remembers where everything lives.
Tidy and growing, starting from nothing, or years of history and nobody quite sure what's where — TOWR was built to work with the warehouse you actually have, not the one you'd have after a weekend of tidying first.
Inside the Warehouse →
Every trade business runs projects, whether it calls them that or not. PEM tracks all of it, and it comes with TOWR rather than being something else to buy and connect.
Inside PEM →The Books surfaces what's stuck, what's drifted, and what doesn't add up — before it's a Friday-afternoon scramble, not after.
Inside The Books →
Every tool in TOWR feeds Reporting — stock, jobs, invoicing. View any report, export it to CSV, and the watchdog tells you if a scheduled job silently didn't run.
Inside Reporting →TOWR connects to the field service software already running your jobs. Start alongside it, move across when it has earned it. Your field service system connects today; the rest of the list is a roadmap, marked as such.
See integrations →
Mail rules, clients, mappings and a messy parts catalogue — sequenced in PEM, reviewed by a person. Rather do it yourself? No dramas.
Moving In →The rest of the site is there when you want it.