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What is in stock? What is needed?
Purchases, consumption, returns and corrections are recorded as stock movements. Material use can be assigned to a job.
SK Bauwerk · Internal web application
One job. Everything that goes with it.
For SK Bauwerk, I am developing an internal web application that connects customers, quotes, jobs and invoices with materials, tools and scheduling.
- Use
- Internal day-to-day operations
- Interface
- Mobile and desktop
- Views shown
- Original templates with sample data
WHY THIS APP
A job does not end with the quote.
The same piece of work runs through several stages: pricing, scheduling, materials, time and billing. I bring that information together so it stays connected to the job.
HOW IT FITS TOGETHER
From the first entry to the invoice.
Customer & quote
Customer details, services and material line items are structured in the quote.
Job & schedule
An accepted quote leads to its linked job. Its planned dates appear in the calendar.
Work & resources
Costs, recorded work time, material consumption and assigned tools stay traceable within the job.
Invoice & PDF
Billing reuses existing customer and service details. Documents can be provided as PDFs.
THE OPERATIONAL SIDE, TOO
Materials, tools and dates.
Where is the tool?
Tools have an internal ID, condition and location. They can be assigned to a job and returned afterwards.
Which job is planned for when?
The calendar shows jobs across their planned date spans. Status, a day overview and direct job links connect planning with ongoing work.
For internal use.
The views shown are rendered from the application’s original templates using fictional sample data only. The internal system is not a publicly accessible app service.