Connect materials and purchasing across manufacturing work.
Keep the requirements behind production jobs visible alongside stock and supplier sourcing.
Manufacturing depends on coordinated materials
Production teams often manage several jobs sharing the same raw materials or components. A material may be on hand, reserved for another job, or expected on a purchase order; those states have different implications for production.
Unclear handovers between production planning, stores and purchasing can make it difficult to decide what to reserve and what must be sourced.
Link job demand to stock and purchasing
Recon's development build records job material requirements, shows stock and reservations, and helps identify uncovered demand. Purchasing teams can prepare supplier requests, record offers and carry approved choices into draft purchasing.
Receiving connects deliveries back to purchase orders and job allocations. Supplier RFQ communication remains preview-only, and people retain approval of purchasing decisions.
Follow the work, not just the records.
A manufacturer assembling a small batch of pumps can record housing material and bearings against the job, reserve available stock and review the outstanding items before sourcing.
- See material needs in job context
- Review supply separately from stock on hand
- Keep receiving connected to purchasing
The platform is in development. Screens show the development interface, named Atlas Inventory, with synthetic test data; availability and appearance may change.
Frequently asked questions
Does Recon replace every manufacturing system?
The platform focuses on connected engineering jobs, materials and procurement. Discuss your planning, shop-floor and finance requirements during a demonstration.
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