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Stock that keeps up with the work

Notifi runs the job. Ply runs inventory, purchasing and replenishment. Connected, the parts a job consumes come off the truck and back onto it without anyone counting shelves.

Materials are the largest cost on most jobs and the least tracked. Ply covers inventory across warehouses and trucks, supplier catalogs, RFQs and purchase orders. Notifi is the job those parts are going on.

Van stock below minimum, and the purchase order Ply raises automaticallyA floating stock panel for Truck 2 lists three parts, each with a row of pips showing how many are on hand. The contactor row has one of four and is flagged below minimum. A Ply card overlapping the panel confirms an automatic purchase order, PO-4417, sent to the supplier.TRUCK 2 ยท STOCK ON HANDLIVECapacitor 45/54 of 6Contactor, 2 pole1 of 4BELOW MINIMUMLine set, 25 ft3 of 3AUTOMATIC PURCHASE ORDERPO-4417 sent to your supplier
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Why it matters

The biggest cost on the job is the one nobody can see

Materials are the biggest cost on most jobs and the least tracked. Nobody knows what is on which van, so a part gets bought twice, or a crew drives to the supply house for something that was already sitting on the shelf.

The counting solutions most shops try fail for the same reason: they need somebody to stop working and count. Scanning survives a real week. A spreadsheet does not.

Notifi runs the job. Ply runs the stock, the suppliers and the purchasing behind it. Connected, what a job consumes comes off the count and the replacement is already on its way.

How it works

Inventory, in detail

Replenishment that triggers itselfSet the conditions once. When stock drops under its minimum, Ply raises the purchase order instead of waiting for somebody to notice an empty shelf.
Stock across warehouses and trucksEvery van and every shelf counted in one place, so the part is found before a second trip to the supply house is booked.
Scanning, not countingOne-click scanning tracks what moved, which is the only version of inventory a working crew will actually keep up.
RFQs and purchase ordersRequests for quote go out and purchase orders come back in through Ply, with suppliers on the other end rather than a mailbox.
Imported from what you already runPly audits your existing price book and common purchases to start from, so the catalog is not typed in from scratch.
Allocated to the jobMaterials are tracked against the work that consumed them, which is what makes job cost real rather than an estimate of an estimate.
Questions

Inventory, answered

What is Ply?

Ply is an inventory management and replenishment platform for the trades. Stock across warehouses and trucks, supplier catalogs, RFQs and purchase orders live there.

What moves between Notifi and Ply?

The job and the materials it consumes. Notifi knows what work is happening and what went on it; Ply holds the stock, the suppliers and the purchasing behind it.

How does the counting actually happen?

By scanning rather than by stocktake. Ply tracks material as it moves, which is the only approach that survives a busy week with real crews.

Do we need a Ply account?

Yes. Inventory, purchasing and supplier relationships are Ply products, so you contract with them. Notifi is where the job that consumes the stock lives.

Does this replace our supply house?

No. Your supplier relationships stay as they are. This is about knowing what you hold and reordering it without somebody rekeying a list.

When can we use it?

Talk to us. Notifi and Ply are building this together, so what is available depends on timing and on what your shop runs today. We would rather tell you accurately than point at a date.

See it against your own jobs

Bring a real replacement job and the parts it took, and we will show you where the paperwork goes today and where it would go instead.

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