Jobsite Stock

Jobsite Stock keeps the material of every electrical project organized — industrial, commercial and residential — so the whole crew knows what's on site and what isn't.

• Inventory with photos: every material with a product photo, so everyone knows exactly what to look for. • Standard names: write it however you want ("1/2 emt set screw connector", "tubo emt media") and it's filed under one clear name, keeping what you typed as an alias. • Take and return: the crew logs what they take and what they bring back; the stock is always the sum of what really happened. • Works without signal: in basements and electrical rooms, changes are saved on the phone and sent by themselves when there's signal — never counted twice. • Scan: link the barcode on the box once, or print QR labels for shelves and containers, and find any material by scanning. • Low stock and orders: the foreman gets an alert when something runs low, and the order list (below-minimum items plus approved requests) exports to Excel or PDF. • Requests: anyone can ask for what they need; the foreman approves it, and the person is notified when it's in stock. • Deliveries: receive an order line by line and keep a photo of the packing slip. • Move material between projects, with its history. • Costs and consumption: prices from your own invoices, what each project used and who took what. • Where to buy: supply houses near the job site, with the page where they were found. • Ask the expert: sizes, specs, conduit fill, ampacity — answered with what's actually in your project's inventory, and with a photo if you can't tell what something is.

Access is controlled by your company: people request access with their company email, first and last name, and an administrator approves each person and each new device. The foreman decides who can add new materials.

Try it without an account: tap "Try the demo" to open a sample company with a sample project.

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