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Open: Inventory, then the relevant project and System & BOM. Use the inventory view to inspect the equipment and availability information your workspace provides. Compare it with the project’s exact model and quantity requirements.

Find stock, orders and suppliers

The summary separates Stocked items, Allocated units, Incoming units and Need attention. Incoming units are on open purchase orders; they are not stock already received.

Set up purchasing

Use the header actions to add a supplier, add an inventory location and configure stock for catalogue products. The First-use setup notice identifies missing foundations. Creating a purchase order requires a supplier, destination location and products.

Create a purchase order

  1. Select New purchase order.
  2. Choose the Supplier and Destination Location.
  3. Enter the expected date and supplier reference if known.
  4. Add product lines with quantity and Unit cost (AUD).
  5. Review tax treatment, any job allocation and notes.
  6. Review the order and select Create Purchase Order.
  7. Open it under Purchase Orders and check the saved lines.
Purchase orders preserve product, cost, tax and allocation snapshots. Later catalogue changes do not rewrite this purchasing history. Creating the order does not itself prove receipt of goods; check posted stock movements and the relevant receiving controls.

Check material readiness

  1. Open the intended project/job.
  2. Read its confirmed BOM rather than a general package description.
  3. Check stock by the applicable product and location.
  4. Review reserved, available or incoming quantities where shown.
  5. Use only the stock/reservation actions actually enabled for your role.
  6. Confirm any shortfall with the person responsible for procurement and delivery.
Do not assume a catalogue product is in stock. A displayed stock figure may be a snapshot; check its source and update time before committing to the customer. If your Inventory page is a preview or has no live stock actions, use your organisation’s established stock system and record the operational blocker on the project.

ArgonixIntelligence in this workflow

Intelligence does not reserve physical stock by mentioning it. Confirm material readiness through the actual stock and delivery process.