Sites, warehouses, suppliers

Construction and materials: move beyond Excel without deploying a heavy ERP

For construction SMEs that need to track materials by site, warehouse, or zone without losing control of supplier orders.

Current problems

Why Excel blocks the team

Different Excel files between the office, warehouse, and site managers

LockStock turns this weak point into a shared workflow: catalog items, locations, purchasing, movements, and history remain in the same workspace.

Critical materials run out before the team notices

LockStock turns this weak point into a shared workflow: catalog items, locations, purchasing, movements, and history remain in the same workspace.

Supplier orders are difficult to connect to receipts and consumption

LockStock turns this weak point into a shared workflow: catalog items, locations, purchasing, movements, and history remain in the same workspace.

Expected outcomes

What the page should promise

See inventory by location before reordering

Centralize suppliers, minimum thresholds, and purchase orders

Keep a record of movements, receipts, and adjustments

Testing LockStock on a small scope is enough

Start with 10 critical items, one location, one supplier, and one open purchase order. In a few minutes, the team sees whether the workflow replaces its current spreadsheet.