Inventory overview

Inventory Overview

Inventory Management in IntoAEC

Smarter Stock, Smoother Projects

In construction, timing is everything—and so is material availability. A missing batch of concrete or a delayed delivery of tiles can bring an entire project to a standstill.

That’s why IntoAEC’s Inventory Management module is designed to give you:

1. Full control over your stock.
2. Clear visibility into material movement
3. Seamless coordination between warehouses and project sites.

Whether you're managing a single store or multiple locations, IntoAEC ensures your inventory stays aligned with your project needs, keeping everything on track and on time.

How to Access the Inventory Page

To manage inventory for a specific client, follow these steps:

1. Open the Clients Section

     In the main navigation menu or sidebar, select “Clients” to view the list of clients.

2. Choose a Client

     Click on the client whose inventory you want to access. This will open their profile or project                 details.

3. Go to the Inventory Menu card

      Within the client’s page, find and select the “Inventory”  or option in the navigation menu.

4 . Access the Inventory Page

     You’ll be directed to the Inventory Page, where you can manage and track materials for that                 client

What You’ll Find on the Inventory Page

Once you’ve accessed the Inventory Page, you’ll see a structured layout that provides real-time insights and easy access to your material data. Here's an overview of the key components:

Inventory Dashboard Overview

At the top of the page, the Inventory Dashboard displays real-time metrics to help you quickly understand the status of your materials. This section gives you a snapshot of stock movement and availability.

Key metrics include:

1. Ordered Quantity

    Total number of items that have been ordered but not yet received.

2. Ordered Value

    The total monetary value of the items that are currently on order.

3. Received Quantity

    Number of items that have been delivered and marked as received.

4. Pending Quantity

    The difference between ordered and received quantities indicating items still awaiting delivery.

5. Used Quantity

    The total number of items that have been used or issued to projects.

6. Group Cards

    Below the dashboard, inventory items are organized into Groups, each represented by a Group Card. These cards make it easy to navigate and manage different categories or batches of materials.

Each Group Card displays:

1. All Items in the Group

    The total count of materials in the group (without listing each item individually).

2. Overall Item Value

    The combined value of all items in the group, calculated by multiplying the quantity of each item by its unit price.

Once a group is created, its card appears on the Inventory Page, allowing quick access to the materials and details within that group.

Why It Matters 

The Inventory Page is more than just numbers it’s your safeguard against delays. With real-time tracking, organized groups, and clear insights, you’ll always know what’s available, what’s missing, and what’s already in use. Projects stay on schedule, budgets stay under control, and your team stays confident.

Pro Tip: Think of Inventory as your project’s supply chain compass keep it updated, and you’ll always stay on course.