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Inventory management for electrical contractors

No trade has as many small parts as electrical: terminals, boxes, switch ranges in three colours, cable offcuts on drums, plus meters and machines in every vehicle. Lavesy keeps workshop, warehouse and vehicle stock current in real time, reports when standard material runs low, and prepares the reorder for your electrical wholesaler – straight from the smartphone on site.

Sound familiar?

  • A third opened drum of cable because nobody knew two were still there.
  • Switch-range leftovers from five projects that nobody can assign anymore.
  • The technician drives to the wholesaler because the right terminals are missing in the van.
  • Bulk orders grow out of paper notes on the workshop wall.

How Lavesy helps

Small parts with minimum stock

Standard material (terminals, boxes, screws) reports itself before it runs out.

Separate vehicle stock

Every van is its own storage location – technicians post withdrawals by scan.

Track lengths & offcuts

Manage drums and cable offcuts with remaining quantity instead of buying new.

Reorder from the wholesaler

Order drafts bundled per supplier – one click instead of paper chaos.

How it works

  1. 1Create workshop, warehouse and every vehicle as storage locations.
  2. 2Label standard material with QR codes and minimum stock levels.
  3. 3Scan withdrawals on the job site with a smartphone.
  4. 4Send bundled reorders to the electrical wholesaler.

Frequently asked questions

Can we track stock per service vehicle?

Yes. Every vehicle is its own storage location with its own movement history – transfers between workshop and van are one scan.

How do we handle lengths like cable drums?

Track lengths via the unit (e.g. metres) and post partial withdrawals – remaining quantities on drums stay visible.

Does reordering work with our wholesaler?

Lavesy creates order drafts per supplier with item numbers and quantities. Send the order by email or transfer it to the dealer portal.

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