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# Inventory

The listings page provides you an overview of all your listings. The interface is designed to be simple and intuitive so you can quickly see what’s in stock and what needs attention.

![](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/a7c20b7c-ee08-4e36-9b7e-6224e8892744)

## What You See on the Dashboard

* **Listings Table:**\
  A list showing each listing along with key details:
  * **Name:** The title of your listing.
  * **Category:** The type of listing (for example, produce, equipment, or supplies).
  * **Quantity:** How many units you currently have.
  * **Beds:** How many people can sleep in the accomodation.
  * **Price:** The cost per unit - both in your fiat currency (i.e. EUR) or how many tokens need to be locked to use it.
  * **Last Updated:** When the listing was last modified.
* **Add Listing:**\
  See [Create Listing](https://closer.gitbook.io/documentation/inventory-management/create-listing)
* **User-Friendly Layout:**\
  The design is clean with readable fonts and clear buttons, making it easy even for first-time users.

This overview page helps you monitor your inventory without the need for complicated menus.

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## Quick Actions

* **Search:** Type in the search bar to quickly locate a listing by name or category.
* **Filter:** Use the filter options to narrow down listings by their status.
* **Edit or Delete:** Click on any listing row to see options for editing details or removing the listing safely.


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