reb 12 a500cRebar A500C d12Armatura 12 A500S
Pulse Data trained systembrings spellings to one material
Rolled metal › RebarRebar A500C ø123 spellings → 1 material
Spend by categoryPrice historyPrice jumps show at once
Requests spell the same thing in different ways. Our trained system brings the spellings to one material, so prices become comparable across purchases and projects.
A trained system brings different spellings to one material, so prices become comparable.
The system brings different spellings of one material into one card. When it’s unsure, it asks a person.
If the system isn’t sure, it doesn’t merge materials silently but asks the person in charge. They confirm the merge, pick another material or create a new one.
The system keeps similar but different materials apart. A ø32 pipe and a ø25 pipe stay separate materials, even if they’re spelled almost the same.
You see what price a material was bought at, from whom and when, and its usual price range. A sharp jump stands out at once — both in the catalogue and when approving a request.
Every material lands in its category by itself: rolled metal, concrete, plumbing and more.
How much went on rebar, concrete or pipes — for the company and for each project.
For every material you see who supplied it and at what price.
“ppr pipe 32”, “PPR pipe DN-32” and “PPR pipe ø32” become one material.
And the operator sees right away: today’s price is 18% above the usual one.
Didn’t find your answer? We’ll call and explain with examples from your company.
It can. That’s why in doubtful cases it doesn’t decide on its own but asks a person.
The person in charge of the catalogue: they confirm the merge, pick another material or create a new one.
No. The catalogue fills up from your requests: the system matches new spellings to materials by itself.
By itself, as new requests come in. The system passes disputed cases to the person in charge.
Leave your number — we’ll call and go through your processes. The first month is free.