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Know where the physical card is.

Digital inventory is most useful when it can lead you back to the physical collection. Storage locations let you organize cards by the real places they are kept—such as binders, boxes, shelves, or other places you name—and associate collection records with those locations.

Mac

Each storage location shows how many cards are kept there, including cards not yet assigned.

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iPhone

Storage locations on iPhone show where physical cards are kept.

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Additional platform screenshots will be added as this guide is expanded.

Key capabilities

Locations

The capture shows Main Collection, marked Primary, and Location Unknown.

Layout

Grid and list toggles sit above the location cards.

Visual walkthrough

Storage

The header actions are Scan Loose Cards, Reconcile Collection, Inventory Issues, and Add Location. Summary counts cover locations, total cards, and unassigned cards. Each location card has a menu.

Mac

Each storage location shows how many cards are kept there, including cards not yet assigned.

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iPhone

Storage locations on iPhone show where physical cards are kept.

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Detail highlights

Locations are names you choose, such as a binder or a box, with a card count.

Storage locations

Locations are names you choose, such as a binder or a box, with a card count.

Platforms

Mac, iPhone, and iPad share the same collection model. Each platform presents those records in a layout that fits its screen.

Same locations and actions, stacked.