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Every building starts as a list of materials.

MaterialPro is procurement software for construction. We keep each material order in one record, from the request on site to the invoice your accounting team pays, so the people who build, buy and pay are working from the same facts.

A truck loaded with bundled rebar pulls through a site gate at first light, with a concrete frame and a tower crane behind it.
Site gate, 6:40 AM

01Why we exist

One order of rebar. Six formats. Nobody holding the whole story.

On most projects, the information behind a single material order is scattered before the steel even arrives.

  1. Mon 7:12 AM

    A photo in a group chat

    Foreman's phone

  2. Mon 9:40 AM

    A row in a spreadsheet

    Buyer's laptop

  3. Tue

    Three quotes by email

    Three inboxes

  4. Wed

    A PO retyped from a quote

    Accounting system

  5. Next Mon

    A carbon-copy delivery ticket

    Drawer in the job trailer

  6. Month end

    An invoice PDF

    Accounts inbox

Every handoff is a chance for something to slip: a price nobody agreed, a short delivery nobody wrote down, an invoice that bills the full load anyway. It isn't carelessness. It's what happens when the facts about one order live in six places.

02What we build

We think a material order should be one record.

In MaterialPro, the request from site, the quotes, the purchase order, the delivery and the invoice are linked from the start. Site teams work from their phones, the office works from the same record, and every invoice is checked against what was ordered and what actually arrived before anyone approves it.

See each step

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03What we believe

Four ideas behind every screen we ship.

  1. The site knows what really happened.

    What arrived, what was short, what was sent back: it's recorded at the gate, by the person who saw it, with a photo. Not pieced together a month later from memory.

  2. Control shouldn't cost anyone time.

    Approvals, budgets and the audit trail sit inside the work itself. A director signs off from their phone in seconds, and the record of who did what keeps itself.

  3. Everyone who handles materials gets a login.

    That's why every plan is one flat price per company, with unlimited users. Nobody should have to borrow a colleague's account to confirm a delivery.

  4. If it's slower than a phone call, it isn't finished.

    People in construction are busy and rarely at a desk. We design for small screens, full hands and the five minutes between other jobs.

A job trailer desk at dusk: drawings, a clipped stack of delivery tickets and a hard hat, with the floodlit site visible through the window.
Site office, 6:20 PM

On most projects, procurement isn't a department. It's a foreman, a buyer and an accountant trying to agree on what happened.

We build for those three people, and for the director who needs their answer before signing.

04Who it's for

Built for everyone between the drawing and the payment.

One record, five different jobs. Each person sees the part they need, and nobody has to chase anyone to find out where an order stands.

A foreman on an upper-floor slab looks over bundled rebar and stacked formwork, phone in hand.
Level 14 slab, 10:15 AM
SiteForemen, superintendents and field engineers
Raise requisitions with a needed-by date, receive deliveries against the PO, and record anything short or rejected with a photo.
ProcurementBuyers, purchasing officers
Send one RFQ to several suppliers, compare them line by line, split the award and issue the POs.
Project managementEstimators, project managers, project engineers
Track committed cost against estimate by cost code, and check price history before agreeing to a price.
AccountingAP and accounting teams
Match every invoice line to the PO and the delivery, and pay only for what was agreed and received.
LeadershipDirectors, owners
Approve large orders from your phone and see committed spend on every project before it turns into a surprise.

05In brief

The short version.

Company
MaterialPro Inc.
What we make
Procurement software for construction contractors and subcontractors
Pricing
One flat monthly price per company, unlimited users
Billing
Annual plans, quoted for your company

Bring your next order into one record.

Walk us through how your team buys materials today, and we'll show you that same order in MaterialPro.