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Use caseConstruction material traceability
Trace critical materials from supplier to site, with test certificates and approvals linked to each delivery.
Explore use cases ↗How the record holds together
- Batch
- Certificate
- Installation
Who this is for
Contractors, project owners, consultants, material suppliers and testing laboratories.
The operational challenge
Steel, cement and specialist components arrive with paper certificates that are hard to match to the batch actually installed. Missing evidence surfaces at handover, when it is most expensive to fix.
An example workflow
- Step 01
Register each delivered batch with its supplier, grade and quantity.
- Step 02
Attach mill or laboratory test certificates to the batch.
- Step 03
Record inspection, approval and installation location on site.
- Step 04
Hand over a complete, searchable materials record at project close.
What is recorded
Batch identifiers, supplier declarations, test certificates, inspection approvals and installation references, linked in one traceable chain.
Who verifies
Suppliers and laboratories sign their own certificates. Consultants approve inspections. Owners and authorities review the complete trail at handover.
What stays private
Commercial terms, drawings and site data stay with the project team under role-based access.
Works with your systems
Connects with procurement, document-control and BIM tools so material evidence follows the asset without duplicate data entry.
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FAQ
Questions, answered
Can this help at project handover?
Yes. Owners receive a structured record of which certified material was installed where, ready for operations and maintenance.
Does it replace site inspection?
No. It records and links inspection results so they can be found and trusted later.
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