RavenTrack
Highway and rail freight corridor at sunrise with trucks and a distant city skyline under construction

Material Intelligence

Materials exist somewhere. Location is data.

Adding geography to material records turns individual purchases into a picture of where demand is forming and where supply sits relative to it.

In development

The problem

What gets in the way today.

Distance costs money

Freight and delay are driven by where material is relative to the job.

Regional blind spots

Nobody can see whether nearby supply exists for a planned project.

Planning without place

Regional forecasts are built without location-specific material data.

Capabilities

What RavenTrack does here.

Project geography

Purchases and materials associated with project locations.

Supply proximity

Designed to relate available material to the sites that need it.

Regional aggregation

Location data rolled up into regional demand and activity views.

Privacy-conscious design

Intended to expose regional signal without exposing individual company data.

Regional demand vs supply signal

Future vision

West metro

Demand
Supply

Prairie corridor

Demand
Supply

Central metro

Demand
Supply

Eastern market

Demand
Supply

Conceptual visualization of how connected data could read.

Highway and rail freight corridor at sunrise with trucks and a distant city skyline under construction

Outcomes

What changes as a result.

  • Location-aware material decisions on active projects.
  • Regional views that support planning conversations.
  • A geographic layer for the national material map.

Talk to us about material intelligence.

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