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Material availability
Material status shows what production can actually use.
Know which material is ready for the plan.
Connect material availability to production plans so teams can see what is ready and what needs attention.
Designed for Warehouse teams and material planners
FactoryOS / Warehouse
The question that starts the workflowDo we have material for tomorrow's run?
58%Available stock
18%Reserved stock
01 / A familiar problem
Total stock can hide material that is reserved, blocked or still in transit. A production plan needs the usable quantity.
The situation today
Tomorrow's run depends on a material availability check.
One disconnected signal can affect the next decision.
02 / See the workflow
From a question to a practical next step.
Follow the three stages to see how warehouse connects information with action.
Do we have material for tomorrow's run?
Warehouse workspaceIllustrative workflow
The situation
Start with the operational facts.
Separate available, reserved, in-transit and blocked material by SKU.
- Available stock58%Connected
- Reserved stock18%Connected
- Stock in transit14%Connected
- Low-stock items17Connected
03 / Inside Warehouse
Built for the work behind the numbers.
Give your team the visibility and context to move the workflow forward.
Make material readiness visible.
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Stock alerts
Consumption visibility connects inventory movement with the running plan.
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Production dependencies
ABC classification and low-stock alerts support material prioritization.
04 / Keep the outcome in view
Measure what moves your operation forward.
Agree definitions, reporting periods and targets with your team. These sample indicators show where to start.
Warehouse snapshotIllustrative sample data
Available stock
58%By SKUReserved stock
18%AllocatedStock in transit
14%IncomingLow-stock items
17Needs reviewYour baseline. Your reporting period. Your targets.
Illustrative product data. Connect your factory data and agree metric definitions and targets with your team.
Better together
