Navigation and layout
How the app is organized and how to move quickly between workflows.
Help updated for v0.10.21 · 2026-07-13
Sidebar structure
The sidebar is the fastest way to understand where work lives in Pluck. Each area matches a daily operational job instead of an internal data model, so users can move from inventory setup to orders, settings, and support without guessing where a record belongs.
If you are new to the app, start by thinking in workflows. Inventory is where you define and track what you own. Orders is where that inventory becomes a quote, reservation, pick, dispatch, return, or closed job. Settings is where company-wide defaults live, including users, warehouses, rates, labels, and permissions. Help is always available when you need the app to explain the workflow instead of only showing the controls.
In practice, inventory: Types, Items, Bulk, Transfers, Kits, and inventory-adjacent settings. Customers: Customers and Venues. Orders: All workflow stages in one area. Settings: Company, users, departments, warehouses, logs, and feature controls. Help: searchable user guide and workflow documentation.
Page behavior
Most operational pages share the same rhythm: a page header, search or filters, a table or workspace, and row actions. If a workflow opens a modal, the intent is usually to keep the user in context instead of forcing a full page jump.
Search is usually the fastest way to narrow a long list, but tables also support sorting, column visibility, and right-click actions where those controls are useful. If you are trying to change a record, try opening the row first. If you are trying to do the same thing to several records, look for checkboxes and a bulk action bar before repeating the edit one row at a time.
In practice, most pages use a consistent top header with search and primary actions. Tables support sorting and right-click actions. Modals are used for edit/create actions in most areas for consistency.