New Digital Solution: Kojo Improves Inventory Management for Contractors

Kojo, the leading procurement platform for the construction industry, has announced a new warehouse inventory management offering.

Kojo Warehouse is the first and only real-time warehouse material inventory tracking and management solution for contractors.

The service provides access to general and job-specific warehouse stock at any time and from any location.

“Contractors have lacked true visibility into their warehouses for too long,” said Maria Rioumine, Kojo’s CEO and founder.

“We’ve heard from customers that they need a streamlined, efficient way to manage their warehouses and take control over the current instability in the industry. Kojo’s Warehouse is the first solution that ensures contractors have immediate insight into their material inventory, and empowers them to reduce costs and cut waste.”

Contractors are at risk of going over budget or completing projects late due to rising construction costs, material and labor shortages, and supply chain constraints.

These difficulties, combined with time-consuming and error-prone warehouse management practices such as pen-and-paper notes or Excel sheets, cause contractors to waste money, time, and materials.

Contractors can use Kojo’s Warehouse solution to streamline their inventory management system and get the materials they need faster.

Kojo connects the warehouse, office, field teams, and vendors on a single platform, giving contractors real-time visibility into what they have in their warehouse and making it simple to request quotes and make purchases with vendors for materials they require.

“With Kojo’s Warehouse solution, our team now has transparency into what materials are available for our job sites – whether we’re in the field, office or the warehouse,” said Gary Philips, president at Premier Service Company Inc., complete electrical, heating, cooling, plumbing, and alarm company.

“By not having to order material that has already been purchased, we are saving a significant amount of time and money, and staying on budget.”

Contractors can use Kojo Warehouse to better manage their warehouse materials, allowing them to make better purchasing decisions and cut delivery time to the job site.

This strengthens contractors’ resistance to issues such as backorders and delivery delays, high prices for last-minute orders, and material waste.

Kojo Warehouse also helps contractors save money by allowing them to increase buyouts and bulk orders.

Chris Gordon
Chris Gordon
Chris is a Texas-based contributor who specializes in building supplies and house remodeling.

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