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There is a Van Replenishment process, that is stock location transfer. You can set a min and max quantity for the product on the location.
You then run the stock replenishment process and this moves stock from a location to another

Worked Example

Van1 and Van2 exist as product locations for site "WHS"

Product "A" is a part. It is in location Van1, Van2 and WHS. It is currently out of stock in Van1.

Techician Bill is associated with Van1 and Technician Sue is associated with Van2

There are three on hand for the product in total, 2 in WHS location and one in Van2. As a result

We can only sell 2 on a normal sale order, the third unit sold goes to back order, as the stock in Van2 can't be touched by a sales order. Notice how the  stock avalilable is 1, total stock is 3 but only 2 allocates to the sale. This is caused by 1 unit being in the location for Van2.

If you do a service order and allocated it to technician Bill. No stock allocates to the service, as Bill is associated with Van1 and there is no stock in Van 1 for product "A"

If I assign the same service order to Sue, then stock allocates. As there is one unit of "A" in Sue's van, being Van 2.

When it is time to refresh stock in the Vans. I use generate a stock replenshment. This uses the minimum and maximum quantities for each part in each Van to work our how many parts need to be replaced for each van.

See link Getting started with stock replenishment runs

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