Interactive product visualisation · fictional examplesSee the material story. Explore the wider vision.
ADROITBUILD · MATERIAL COORDINATION

The site asks.
The office acts.
The record stays together.

Material requests, approvals, orders and actual deliveries—in one connected thread, from site to office.

A six-step example. No signup needed. Start with one material need, then see how more work could connect.

Simple tasks on the app Connected detail on the web
ONE SHARED RECORD Fictional example
Riverside · Block A · Foundation work

Cement OPC 53

Requirement R-101 Partially received
  1. 100 bags requestedRavi · Site Team
  2. Need approvedAnil · Approver
  3. 100 bags orderedMeera · Procurement · Fictional Supplier A
USABLE RECEIVED80 bags
STILL TO ARRIVE20 bags
ME
The balance stays visible.Sample follow-up: Meera checks the remaining 20 bags.
THE EVERYDAY GAP

The work moves.
Does the information move with it?

Calls, WhatsApp and registers help teams get things done. The next person still has to ask what happened.

01

“What did we ask for?”

The material, quantity and site can get separated across messages.

One requirement keeps the details together.
02

“Who approved this?”

A decision gets buried, and procurement waits for another call.

The decision stays beside the request.
03

“Where are the other 20 bags?”

A partial arrival is easy to forget when the order looks complete.

Actual receipt and pending quantity stay separate.
Two more gaps in the bigger picture

Supplier knowledge lives in people’s heads.

V1 keeps supplier details with the order and delivery record. Price comparisons and supplier performance analysis remain future work.

Management keeps asking for the latest update.

Start with a clear material position. Connected labour, machinery and daily progress are part of the wider direction, beyond this V1 demonstration.

START WITH MATERIAL COORDINATION

One need.
A clear handoff at every step.

The people change. The material record carries forward.

  1. 1
    SITE TEAM

    Raise the need

    Choose the site, material, quantity and needed date.

    Request → assigned Approver
  2. 2
    APPROVER

    Record the decision

    Review the request and approve or reject it.

    Approved need → Procurement
  3. 3
    PROCUREMENT

    Arrange the order

    Select the supplier and record the order quantity.

    Expected order → Site Team
  4. 4
    SITE TEAM

    Record the arrival

    Enter what actually arrived. Keep any balance visible.

    Receipt → shared current position
Anyone with access can follow the same story.

See what was requested, approved, ordered and received—along with who did it and when.

Receiving material does not approve a supplier bill, record payment or mark the construction work complete.

FIVE ROLES · ONE CONNECTED TEAM

Your responsibility.
Your place in the flow.

People see and do the work their company has assigned to them.

One person may hold several roles. Access also depends on their assigned sites. Admin access alone does not grant approval, ordering or site-work authority.

KEEP THE CONVERSATION. KEEP THE WORK RECORD.

What stays on WhatsApp?
What belongs here?

A proposed way of working to test with your team—not a rule to impose on every business.

Talk in your usual channels

Calls, urgent questions, discussion and arranging with suppliers can continue on WhatsApp.

Record the operational facts once

Put the requirement, authorised decision, supplier order and actual usable delivery against the work record. Share a summary when useful.

Avoid maintaining two official records

Agree which record the team relies on. Aim to avoid a second manual entry of the same fact in the group. Important verbal decisions still need an authorised record.

This material flow does not replace a stores inward register, stock ledger or accounting spreadsheet. Some duplicate entry may remain. Agree what must still be kept, who records it and whether the benefit justifies the effort. No WhatsApp import or automatic synchronisation is shown.

A CLEAR START FOR EVERY COMPANY

Find your company.
Join your team.
Know where to begin.

A company starts with its own workspace. Team members join it and receive the roles and site access they need.

  1. 1
    Sign in as yourself

    Your account is yours, even if you work with more than one company.

  2. 2
    Create, select or request to join

    Set up a company, choose one you belong to, or request access to your team’s company.

  3. 3
    Start with the right access

    Admin approves access and assigns roles and sites. Signing in alone does not give work access.

THE BIGGER DIRECTION

Keep work, records
and decisions connected.

One shared foundation, with configurable workflows for different construction businesses. Simple app tasks for ground teams and connected web tools for detailed coordination.

V1 FOCUSMaterial coordinationNeed → approval → order → actual delivery
WIDER DIRECTION · BEYOND THIS V1
Contractor workLabourMachineryDrawingsProgressAccounts coordination

Connect more of the operation step by step, with company processes verified before implementation.

See how your team could use it.

Follow one material request from the site to the final delivery.

A PRACTICAL NEXT CONVERSATION

Start with one project.
Make one handoff clearer.

Tell us where your team loses track today. We can explore the workflow together before discussing a live implementation.

01

See it with your team

Follow one material need with the people who ask, approve, purchase and receive.

02

Talk through your operation

A Primeframe conversation about your process, its gaps and what should change.

03

Define a first step

One project, named responsibilities and an agreed review point. Discuss scope and cost first.

You are exploring a fictional product example. Live access, implementation, support and commercial terms require a separate agreement.