Logistics
Predictive planning and logistics
Model labour, material and delivery dependencies to protect the programme and reduce waiting time on site.
The problem
Labour, materials, deliveries and access constraints are often planned apart, so waiting time only shows up on site.
How the workflow runs
- Map dependencies between trades and materials
- Highlight likely delays and constraints early
- Test alternative sequences and delivery dates
- Planners review and confirm the plan
Who signs off
Planners and site managers own the programme and every change to it.
What it needs
- Programme and lookahead plans
- Procurement schedules and lead times
- Delivery bookings and labour plans
- Crane, hoist, access and storage limits
What you get
- Sequencing support for prefabrication and installs
- Smarter planning around delivery constraints
How this applies
Example applicationSequencing for modular delivery and install
Prefab residential · Predictive logistics
Delivery dependencies, staging constraints and install windows are mapped into one planning view to reduce waiting time on site.
Bring us one project or workflow
Tell us where time, cost or coordination is causing the most pressure.