SupplyGrid keeps material orders, promised dates, partial receipts, suppliers and job readiness in one place. It watches the open orders and surfaces the exceptions before a late or missing item becomes a production problem.
A spreadsheet can track purchase orders perfectly well. The trouble starts when promised dates move, only part of an order arrives, one missing material blocks a job, or the person who knows the workbook is away. SupplyGrid is not trying to become your ERP. It keeps the small set of incoming-material facts that production actually needs to see.
The useful question is not just “was it ordered?” — it is whether the material is actually ready when the job needs it.
Ask plain-language questions about open orders, suppliers, promised dates, materials and job readiness. Lyra retrieves the answer from your own SupplyGrid records so you can get oriented quickly.
Instead of checking 6 jobs to build a shopping list, SupplyGrid groups everything by supplier. Call Windsor once for 3 items across 2 jobs. Call Richelieu once for 2 items. Five minutes instead of fifty.
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