Know what you have, where it went, and what it cost. Ask Millbase about your materials and connect inventory decisions to the jobs on your floor.
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A stock count is only part of the picture. Millbase keeps quantities, material costs, receipts, stock lots, and usage history connected. Your AI agent helps you find what is on hand, review what has been used, and understand how those materials contribute to the cost of your projects.
Keep quantities and minimum stock thresholds with your material records. Ask your agent which items need attention based on those records, then use the answer to prepare a stock review with the people responsible for purchasing and receiving.
Review usage history and the projects connected to your materials. When a quantity changes, that context helps you understand the recorded movement and discuss it with your team instead of relying on a stock total alone.
Bring material usage into your project-cost reviews alongside labor. Ask the agent for a project’s recorded materials and costs, then use the breakdown to compare the job with its estimate and inform future purchasing and quoting decisions.
| Material | In stock | Minimum | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| White oak plywood18 mm · 4 × 8 ft | 36 sheets | 20 | In stock |
| Oak edge banding22 mm · natural | 8 rolls | 12 | Low stock |
Millbase tracks material quantities, costs, receipts, stock lots, minimum thresholds, and usage history. Connecting material usage to projects helps your team understand both stock on hand and the material cost of the work recorded.
Yes. Ask about materials below their recorded minimum thresholds or review quantities for a specific item. Keep counts and receipts current so the answer is useful. Your team still decides what to purchase and records incoming materials.
Millbase connects materials to the projects, labor, and workstations used by cabinetry and millwork teams. That makes it useful for following shop materials and their recorded costs. Confirm any specialist purchasing or production integration needs with the team.
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