Remnants matched to cutouts

Make a suggested match traceable to real available material.

The landing-page feature list includes automatically matching remnants to cutouts. A useful match should lead the operator to a specific piece of stock and a layout that can be inspected, rather than to a material name alone.

Existing inventory documentation explains individual identifiers, dimensions, stock filters and selecting inventory for a quote. It also separates layout selection from the saved hold or allocation. A dedicated matching article needs to document the exact candidate rules and exclusions so the operator can understand why a remnant appeared and what remains to approve.

Inputs, outputs and an example to evaluate

Inputs: Individual slabs, dimensions, material identity, location and countertop pieces.

Outputs: Inventory records, planned layouts, stock holds and applicable remnant records.

Follow a sample slab from receipt into a quoted layout and show its subsequent consumption and remnant history.

Scope to understand

The feature listing alone does not establish the matching algorithm, every constraint it applies or a tested automatic-allocation result.

Public capability guides and product sources

• SlabOS landing
• Physical slab inventory and planned slab layouts
• Countertop cutouts, seams and fabrication geometry

Published by SlabOS. Documentation review: September 15, 2026. Basis: Public feature listing; matching acceptance examples missing. This article is a workflow explanation, not a newly performed product test.

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