Inventory — Overview

What the Inventory tab does and what you see when you open it.

The Inventory tab gives you a real-time view of every material on your project — current stock levels, consumption against budget, and total cost tracking. Stock updates automatically as deliveries and usage are logged.

What You See

When you open the Inventory tab, you see a table of all materials added to your project:

ColumnWhat It Shows
MaterialMaterial name (e.g., "Ready Mix Concrete")
Spec/GradeTechnical specification from the submittal (e.g., "M30", "Fe500D 12mm")
CategoryThe division the material was approved under (Concrete, Metals, Masonry, etc.)
UnitMeasurement unit badge (m³, tonnes, bags, etc.)
RateBudgeted cost per unit (₹/unit)
StockCurrent stock quantity with unit label
ConsumedProgress bar showing usage as a percentage of planned quantity
Total CostSum of the delivery costs recorded against the material (₹)
Inventory table — real-time stock levels, consumption tracking, and cost overview

Key Things to Notice

  • Progress bars on the Consumed column show how much of your planned quantity has been used
  • Out of Stock is shown on a material's detail page once its current stock reaches zero
  • Materials are only available for inventory if they've been approved through Material Submittals — this ensures every material on your project has proper documentation
  • Actions menu (⋮) on each row gives you quick access to Edit Budget, Adjust Stock, Log Usage, and Delete

How Stock Works

Stock is calculated automatically:

Stock Formula

Current Stock = Total Delivered − Total Consumed ± Manual Adjustments

Logging a delivery adds its quantity to Total Delivered and to Current Stock as the record is saved.

Stock vs. Consumed — Two Different Metrics

  • Stock = How much material you currently have on-site
  • Consumed = How much of your planned quantity has been used, shown as a percentage

A material can have high stock but also high consumption if you've received large deliveries. The Consumed bar tracks your progress through the budget, not remaining stock.

Stock and Budget Indicators

Both of these appear on a material's detail page, not on the inventory table:

IndicatorWhen It AppearsWhat It Means
Out of StockCurrent stock is exactly zeroNothing of this material is on site
Over budget by ₹XTotal delivery cost > budget rate × planned quantityCosts have passed your plan, by the amount shown

The inventory table itself shows the Consumed progress bar; the Stock column is plain text.

What You Can Do

ActionHowWhat Happens
Add materialsToolbar → Add to InventoryAdds approved materials to your inventory
Log usageRow menu → Log UsageRecords consumption, decreases stock
Adjust stockRow menu → Adjust StockManual corrections for damage, transfers, etc.
Edit budgetRow menu → Edit BudgetUpdates rate and planned quantity
FilterCategory column headerMulti-select category filter
GroupGroup By dropdownOrganize by Category or Unit
SearchSearch boxFilter by material name
DeleteRow menu → DeleteRemoves material from inventory

Next Steps

  • New to inventory? Start with the Getting Started guide
  • Need specific help? See the detailed guides below

Detailed Guides