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Overview

Material lists help you plan and track material movements cleanly. Ultimately, the material list is the digital version of the material sheet that was previously used to plan projects. There are different list types for different situations, for example for deliveries, returns or counts.

Each list has a status to track its progress. For example, for a delivery to the construction site, you can see whether it is currently being packed in the warehouse or is already on the truck.

List typeWhat it is for
Material planningPlan material requirements for a construction project in advance
DeliveryBring material from the warehouse to the construction site
ReturnBring material back from the construction site
TransferMove material from one construction site to another
Supplier orderOrder or rent material from the supplier
OrderRecord material requirements within an ongoing construction project
Counting listCount material on site and check stock
Loss listRecord lost material
Scrap listRecord material that can no longer be used
Sales listRecord sold material
List typePossible statuses
Material planningDraft, Planned, Deleted
DeliveryDraft, Reserved, Planned, In progress, Missing quantities, Picked, Loaded, Done, Deleted
ReturnDraft, Reserved, Planned, Loaded, Unloaded, In progress, Missing quantities, Done, Deleted
TransferDraft, Reserved, Planned, In progress, Missing quantities, Picked, Loaded, Done, Deleted
Supplier orderDraft, Planned, Unloaded, In progress, Missing quantities, Done, Deleted
OrderDraft, Planned, Done, Deleted
Counting listDraft, Planned, In progress, Counted, Done, Deleted
Loss listDraft, Done
Scrap listDraft, Done
Sales listDraft, Done
StatusMeaning
DraftThe list is new and is still being prepared.
ReservedThe material is earmarked and is already taken into account during planning.
PlannedThe list is fully prepared and can be processed.
In progressWork is actively being done on the list.
Missing quantitiesMaterial is missing, or the list could not be completed entirely as planned.
PickedThe material has been collected in the warehouse and is ready.
LoadedThe material has been loaded, or the pickup has started.
UnloadedThe material has arrived at its destination and has been unloaded.
CountedThe count is complete and the result is final.
DoneThe list is closed. After this, it is generally no longer processed further.
DeletedThe list is no longer used.
  • Material planning and Order are mainly for planning.
  • Delivery, Return, Transfer and Supplier order accompany real material movements.
  • Counting lists help you check stock.
  • Loss, scrap and sales lists are special cases with a very short workflow.