Navigating in Cut Time: Inventory Module
In the Inventory Module, you can manage your instrument and equipment inventory, attire inventory, and music library
Instruments/Other
The instrument inventory page ( Inventory>Instruments/Other) allows you to view and manage your instruments and other miscellaneous equipment. You can filter your results using the Search box.
In the results table, you can see a record of your instruments
- Item is the type of equipment (instrument or otherwise)
- Case number can be added to an instrument if applicable
- Location refers to the instrument's permanent storage location
- *NOTE: if an instrument is checked out to a student or out for repair, the location should not change. Location indicates where an instrument can be found when it is being stored.
- Assigned to shows the student to whom the instrument or equipment is assigned, while Assigned tells you the date it was assigned
- Returned gives you either a Return button (if the instrument is currently checked out) or a date (if the instrument has been returned)
Clicking Update will allow take you to an instrument's individual item page, where you can edit its data
Attire
The attire page ( Inventory>Attire) allows you to view and manage your uniforms. You can filter your results using the Search box.
In the results table, you can see a record of your uniforms
- Category is the highest-level identifier for a uniform item
- Item is the type of uniform item
- Gender refers to the gender of the item, when applicable (i.e. male vs. female-cut marching band bibbers)
Music Library
The music library page ( Inventory>Music Library) allows you to view and manage your music library. You can filter your results using the Search box.
In the results table, you can see a record of your music library
- Title refers to the title of the piece
- Category is the highest-level identifier for a piece
- Instrument/Voice is a more specific identifier for a piece
- QTY is the quantity of the piece in your library (i.e. the number of octavos in the library for a choral piece)
- Grade is the difficulty level of the piece
- View on J.W. Pepper links you directly to https://www.jwpepper.com/ with the piece's title and arranger entered as the search terms