Track the items used up on the job: available quantities, lots, issues and where they are consumed. Your crew sees what remains and where it is being used.
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Construction consumables management tracks by quantity everything used, replaced or depleted during work: small parts, boxes, rolls, lengths, containers, supplies and critical spares. Unlike an individually identified tool, a consumable is managed by item, batch and location: warehouse, vehicle or jobsite.
Allokit tracks construction consumables by recording quantities, issues, remaining levels and the location or jobsite they belong to.
Allokit shows how many units remain, where they are stored and which quantities were issued to a jobsite or crew.
These categories are examples, not a limit. Allokit can track any item managed by quantity and replenished regularly, from small supplies to critical replacement parts.
Every consumable keeps its unit, quantity, location and movement history so the office and field work from the same information.
Inventory, jobsite assignment and planning connect quantities to what the field actually needs.
Centralize items, categories, units, photos, suppliers, references, batches and available quantities.
Learn moreConnect an issue to a warehouse, vehicle, jobsite or crew so you know where stock is being used.
Learn morePrepare the quantities required for a jobsite and spot items to acquire before work begins.
Learn moreA box of discs arrives at the warehouse, some are loaded into a truck and the rest are reserved for a jobsite. Stock changes by movement instead of by individual record.
The team tracks a clear quantity movement without creating a separate record for every unit consumed.
Add the quantity received and keep the useful reference or batch.
Connect stock to the warehouse, an area or a vehicle.
Reserve or plan the quantity needed for upcoming work.
Record what leaves and the jobsite or crew receiving it.
Correct the quantity after a return, loss or physical count.
Spot insufficient stock before a shortage stops the work.
Place the QR code on the location that holds the consumable. A crew member scans it with a phone, enters the quantity taken or returned, and Allokit updates the right item at the right location.
Scan to issue a quantity
The QR code identifies the stock stored on that shelf. A worker scans it before taking boxes, rolls or discs, then enters the quantity removed.
Quantity at this location
48 units
Discs, blades, rolls, boxes and grouped supplies.
Scan to issue a quantity
The QR code opens the record for the small parts kept in that drawer. The consumed quantity is recorded without identifying every screw or anchor.
Quantity at this location
126 units
Screws, bolts, washers, anchors and small parts.
Lightweight, regular tracking reduces surprise shortages, emergency purchases and excess stock forgotten across vehicles or storage locations.
It is the tracking of supplies used during work: their quantities, batches, locations, issues and the jobsites or crews using them.
A tool generally has its own record and returns to inventory. A consumable is tracked by quantity because it is used, replaced or depleted.
Yes. Quantities can be connected to where they are stored or used so the warehouse, vehicles and jobsites remain distinct.
Yes. An issue reduces the available quantity and can be connected to the jobsite, vehicle or crew receiving the material.
Yes. The QR code can identify the stock on a shelf, in a drawer or in a bin. A worker scans it, enters the quantity taken or returned, and Allokit updates the right location.
No. One record represents the item and keeps its quantity by batch or location. Every issue simply reduces the available quantity.
Allokit can track blades, discs, bits, fasteners, electrodes, replacement parts, protective equipment, everyday supplies and any other item managed by quantity, batch or location.
Show us the critical consumables and how they move so we can build a process that stays simple to maintain.
