Site engineers request materials from their phone; the project manager approves, the store issues from stock or purchasing orders the rest, and each delivery is recorded against the request.
Essential
Site material requests
Open requests
7
Awaiting approval
2
Delivered this week
12
Today The site engineer phones the store and sends a photo of a handwritten list; by the afternoon nobody is sure which items were requested.
With MG Build The request is typed once on the phone: items, quantities, the date needed, the project and the cost code, visible to the store and the office.
Today Rebar of the wrong size or a different cement grade reaches the site, and the day is lost while the right delivery is arranged.
With MG Build The store issues exactly what the approved request says, and the delivery is recorded against it, so site and store read the same lines.
Today A foreman buys fittings on the way to site; the receipt reaches the accountant weeks later, charged to no project at all.
With MG Build Purchasing raises the purchase order from the request, and the material cost posts to the project's cost code as it happens.
Today The store, purchasing and the site keep separate notes, and the project manager cannot see what is still outstanding.
With MG Build Each request shows requested, approved, issued, ordered and delivered quantities, so the outstanding balance is one glance away.
The site engineer raises the request on the phone with items, quantities, the date needed, the project and the cost code.
The project manager approves or returns the request before anything leaves the store or is ordered.
The store issues what it has from stock against the request, and the stock quantities move at that moment.
Purchasing raises a purchase order to a supplier for the items the store does not hold, from the same request.
The delivery to the site is recorded against the request, so requested, issued, ordered and delivered stay in view.
Material issues and purchase orders post to the project's cost code as they happen, feeding budget control.
From the site app, the engineer picks the items and quantities, sets the date needed and the cost code, and sends it.
The request reaches the project manager, who approves it, changes a quantity or returns it with a note.
The store issues what is in stock; for the rest, purchasing raises the purchase order to the supplier from the request.
When the material reaches the site, the delivery is recorded against the request and the cost posts to the cost code.
Included from the Essential package.
Yes. The request is raised in the site app on the engineer's phone, in Arabic or English, with the items, quantities and the date needed; the office sees it as soon as it is sent.
The store issues what it holds, and purchasing raises a purchase order to a supplier for the missing items from the same request. The delivery is recorded when the goods reach the site.
Yes. Issues from the store and purchase orders post to the project's cost code as they happen, so the budget screen shows committed and actual material cost without re-typing.
There are no per-user fees. In Kuwait, the Essential package is KWD 45 per month per system with a one-time KWD 100 setup that includes 3 support hours.
You own your data. Export Excel or CSV from every list at any time, or ask for a complete database backup, and choose the regional cloud or your own server.
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