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Material ready when the work is ready.

Flow tracks every item from bill of material through installation—and every step in between. Teams can see what is ordered, received, staged, short, or at risk in real time, so nothing slips through the cracks or delays the critical path.

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flow / laydown yard — TA-2601
EZTRAK Flow material tracking with status from ordered to staged to issued
Why material slips

Material can represent roughly 40% of turnaround spend, yet it is often the first area to lose visibility.

01 / Receiving

Delivered does not mean findable

The PO shows received, but no one can confirm where the material was stored. Crews lose time searching while the critical path waits.

02 / Visibility

The contractor controls the status

Owners rely on contractor-generated reports for material updates. Shortages often surface only after they have already affected the schedule.

03 / Carryover

Nothing carries forward

Surplus is written off, misplaced, or purchased again. Material history and lessons learned disappear before the next event begins.

How it fits

Flow connects your ERP to the field.

It does not replace your system of record. It provides the real-time visibility and custody tracking needed from purchase order through receiving, staging, issue, and installation.

Material flow — requisition to job site
STAGEDSHORTON ORDER
Your systems
SAP / Maximo
equisitions, purchase orders, receipts, and inventory records
Primavera P6
Schedule activities, dates, dependencies, and critical path
EZTRAK
FLW-01
Receipt & inspection
Materials are received against the PO, photographed, inspected, and flagged for shortages, damage, or discrepancies.
FLW-02
Yard location
Every item is assigned to a specific yard, rack, bin, or storage location so it can be found immediately.
FLW-03
Kitting to work package
Materials are tied to the work package, kitted, and prepared for delivery when the job is ready.
FLW-04
Issue & return
Materials are issued to the crew with full custody tracking, while returns and surplus are captured for reuse.
The Result
Laydown yard
Operate as satellite warehouses, tracking every item by location, status, and job assignment.
Job site
Materials are kitted per job and delivered to the unit when the work is ready.
Daily status
Teams see what is onsite, what is still outstanding, and which jobs are ready to proceed.
Everything your team needs to manage material

4 capabilities used from receiving through issue, return, and surplus.

FLW-01

Material PO tracking

See open, received, staged, and issued value by purchase order and work package. Teams can measure material readiness without chasing updates.

flow / material po dashboard
Material purchase order dashboard showing open, staged, and issued value by work order
FLW-02

Tracking to the line item

Track every item from order through receipt, staging, and issue, including tracking number, MTO reference, and required delivery date. Long-lead and overdue items surface before they affect the schedule.

flow / material tracking
Material tracking table with status, PO number, tracking number, MTO reference, and delivery dates
FLW-03

Complete chain of custody

See where each item is stored, who staged and issued it, who received it, and when. Every handoff is recorded, so material cannot be marked delivered unless it can be located.

flow / line item detail
Line item detail showing yard location, staged by, issued by, recipient, and full date history
FLW-04

Certification and traceability

Keep mill test reports, packing slips, photographs, issue records, and status history attached directly to the material they belong to—not buried in separate folders.

flow / document traceability
Material traceability menu showing MTR, photos, status history, and issue tracker per line item
Connects to

It works with what you already run.

SAP / Maximo

Requisitions, purchase orders, and vendor data flow into Flow, while receipts and status updates can flow back.

Primavera P6

Activity dates connect material readiness to the schedule, so shortages and risks are visible before they affect execution.

Pilot & Vault

Material readiness supports planning in Pilot, while commitments and actual material costs feed Vault.

Who uses it

Three people, three views.

Material coordinator

Receives, locates, kits, and issues material from a tablet in the yard—working in Flow throughout the day.

Turnaround planner

Checks package readiness against the plan and re-sequences around what actually arrived.

TA superintendent

Reads one number each morning: which activities are at risk today because of material.

Live in weeks. Easy to adopt.

Flow can be deployed as a standalone solution or as part of the EZTRAK ecosystem. Most users are trained in under 30 minutes, with rollout completed in weeks, not months.

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