Inventory and small equipment
Including everything without a registration plate.
Not every piece of equipment is an excavator. Plate compactors, rammers, cut-off saws, measuring devices and materials disappear far more easily than a machine with a registration plate – and show up in no cost calculation.
What goes wrong today
Small equipment travels from site to site without anyone writing it down. When the rammer is missing on Monday, the round of phone calls begins. And material consumed on one site ends up lumped into cost of goods at year end instead of with the project that caused it.
Stock is recorded
Tools, small equipment and materials are held in the system instead of in someone’s memory. That creates a list of what the company actually owns – the precondition for noticing losses at all.
Assigned to the site
Equipment is assigned to the site where it is in use. Where a device was last seen becomes a lookup instead of a round of calls through the company.
Material lands on the project
Consumed material can be assigned to the project instead of vanishing into general cost of goods. That completes project costing with the third cost type – alongside personnel and machines.
At a glance
- Tools, small equipment and materials in stock
- Assignment to the site
- Material consumption per project
- A basis against shrinkage and search time
- Completes personnel and machine costs into a full project view
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