TEN89

TEN89

How many times have you wished that you knew what you had in your rented personal storage unit? It is often enough that we are left wondering if the old coffee maker we kept away is in the garage or in that “ExtraSpace” storage. Are the extra floor tiles from our remodelling in the attic or in “CubeSmart”? We had made notes when putting the stuff away, but Murphy’s Law has to always be true – we can’t find those notes when we need that old coffee maker. What if the best in enterprise supply chain tracking morphed into tracking the everyday stuff we buy, keep and store away?

Ten89 is an application designed to help you organize and keep track of all those things that you want to store away for later. Whether it be your attic, your garage or the personal storage unit you rent, TEN89 helps you to easily inventory your items as you put them away and find them at the speed of Google when you need them.

Item details are stored along with pictures and the optional documentation you want to save along with it such as receipts and manuals. When you need to know what you have, the search on TEN89 lets you know in an instant, what you have and where it is. And if you want to put it up for sale, TEN89 will quickly and easily allow you to put it up on OfferUP or eBay directly from the app. Not only that. TEN89 also creates inventory lists with pictures and documents as needed by insurance, if you need to make a claim.

TEN89 is a product of the sixteen years of oil and gas supply chain tracking and inventory management expertise of Petro IT, being brought to every household. Petro IT’s groundbreaking supply chain tracking technologies have been implemented in some of the most significant infrastructure projects globally, and its inventory and warehouse management solutions are used by the oil majors. The same technology that the oil majors and global engineering companies use is now available to every household, so they never have to buy another of what they already have or lose track of anything valuable ever again. Show More