The Vehicles list

Find vehicles using filters, search, sort, and pagination from the main list view.

Updated Apr 18, 2026

The Vehicles page is the main list view of every vehicle in your organisation. This article covers how to find the one you're looking for.

Before you start

  • You need Vehicles view permission. Most default roles have it, and the admin role always does.

What you see

Each row shows the vehicle's stock number, title (year, make, model), current stage pill, supplier, ETA (if on a shipment), and a cost indicator. Rows may also show an action-required flag when there are overdue workshop tasks or costs missing.

Click any row to open the vehicle's detail page.

Filtering by stage

A row of stage tabs above the table narrows the list to one stage at a time:

  • Purchased
  • In transit
  • Arrived at destination
  • At workshop
  • Sale ready
  • Reserved
  • Sold / Delivered

Reserved and Sold / Delivered are separate tabs here, unlike the Dashboard where they're grouped. Clicking a tab updates the URL (?stage=...) so you can share or bookmark a filtered list.

For the meaning of each stage pill, see Stage pills and what they mean.

Searching

The search box at the top of the page matches VIN, stock number, make, and model. It's vehicles-only, so to find a customer or a shipment, open that section and use its own filters.

Sorting

Click any column header to sort by that column. Click again to flip the direction. The default is stock number, newest first.

Pagination

  • 20 rows per page by default
  • Switch to 50 or 100 from the page-size selector
  • The current page number is in the URL (?page=N) so refreshes land you back where you were

Adding vehicles from this page

Active-vehicle limits

If your plan caps the number of active vehicles, a small usage indicator appears near the Add vehicle button. "Active" means any vehicle that isn't Sold / Delivered. Once you hit the limit, the button is disabled until you either mark vehicles as sold, delete some, or upgrade your plan under Settings → Billing.

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