See the full cost of your materials purchasing.
The quoted unit price is only one part of a purchasing decision. A useful comparison also considers delivery, minimum orders, rebates, payment timing and the cost of stock that is not used.
Compare equivalent specifications and quantities
Compare equivalent product specifications and quantities across approved suppliers and projects.
Identify delivery fees and payment terms
Identify delivery fees, order minimums, rebates and payment terms that change the effective cost.
Review purchasing frequency and urgent orders
Review purchasing frequency and urgent orders without assuming that more stock is always better.
What this helps you understand
A comparison of the agreed material basket, a clear record of assumptions and a prioritised set of commercial questions for your purchasing team.
Information for a later discussion
Recent invoices, product specifications, quotation schedules and rebate or delivery terms.
Will cheaper materials be recommended automatically?
No. Any product alternative requires technical approval. Price comparisons must not treat different grades, certification or suitability as equivalent.
The initial scope is commercial cost advice. It does not include engineering, quantity surveying, safety approval, formal valuations or legal advice.
Potential savings depend on your current arrangements, requirements and the evidence available. Savings are not guaranteed. Any scope, fees and terms will be explained before you decide to proceed.
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