Goods Received
Log incoming materials across 11 categories — rebar, blocks, bricks, cement, sand, gravel and more — and compare quantities with the delivery note.
What you can do with Goods Received
- 11 material categories (rebar, pumice block, brick, cement, sand, gravel, paint, gypsum, insulation, joinery, other)
- Quantity and unit (tonnes, pcs, packs, m², m³)
- Supplier details
- Delivery-note number and notes
- Block assignment — where the material is going
- Delivery date and who received it
- Condition note (good / damaged / short)
- Filter by site
- Attach photos
What it does for you on site
Why it matters
The delivery note says 500 blocks; you counted 470 — and 15 are broken. Log it on the spot, take a photo and dispute it with the supplier. Accepting damaged or short deliveries gets expensive fast.
Time and money
Short and damaged deliveries happen on every site. Recording and photographing them at the gate keeps your right to dispute them with the supplier instead of absorbing the loss.