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Open video ↗Connect the stock record to the place the team should look.
SlabOS warehouse maps organize the shop floor and associate inventory with rack or bay locations. The guide documents searching by identifiers such as serial, color, lot or job and narrowing stock by availability, reservation and remnant status.
Location and availability answer different questions. A piece can be physically present in a bay and already reserved for a job. Search matches, total rack contents and currently visible results also describe different populations. The floor team needs to inspect the individual slab rather than infer its status from a map count.
Inputs, outputs and an example to evaluate
Inputs: Warehouse layout, named storage areas, capacities and inventory placement.
Outputs: A visual location reference connected to physical stock.
Identify a sample slab on the map, locate its rack and confirm its tag against the inventory record.
Scope to understand
The map records inventory placement. It does not establish continuous GPS or automatic physical tracking of every slab movement.
Public capability guides and product sources
- Warehouse maps, rack locations and slab placement
- SlabOS warehouse map
- Physical slab inventory and planned slab layouts
Published by SlabOS. Documentation review: September 15, 2026. Basis: Public product and operating documentation. This article is a workflow explanation, not a newly performed product test.
Related workflows
Where this fits in the SlabOS workflow
Follow this capability into the connected quote-to-install journey:
- Order & receive materials: Make received stock available for allocation and keep material readiness visible during planning.
Current product capabilities
SlabBridge is SlabOS’s Windows service for connecting shop-side inventory and fabrication systems. It includes Slabsmith inventory and image ingestion, supported create/update writeback and Horus scanner imagery. The connected records supply material context for SlabOS quoting, nesting and warehouse work. Read the SlabBridge, Slabsmith & Horus page →
The warehouse page connects buildings, bays and racks with slab inventory, quotes and purchasing context. Per-bay capacity indicators, phone searches and printable floor plans make recorded stock location useful beyond an inventory table. Read the Warehouse Map page →
Explore the capability in context
Continue into the related public explanations for inputs, outputs and scope.
- Warehouse maps, rack locations and slab placement
- Slab identity, labels and scanning
- Suppliers, purchasing and shop supplies
- Finding countertop jobs, quotes and inventory
Connected product pages and tools
- SlabBridge, Slabsmith & Horus
Explore SlabOS’s Windows service, two-way Slabsmith capabilities and Horus scanner imagery.
- Warehouse Map
Connect inventory identity to a physical warehouse, bay and recorded location.
- Slab Labels & QR
See how physical tags connect slabs and racks to inventory records.
- Onsite
Follow the handoff from office work to assigned crew visits and field updates.
- Features
Place this capability within SlabOS estimating, production, inventory and office work.
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SEE THE WORKFLOW.IN MORE DETAIL.
A closer look at the decisions, details and handoffs that make the work happen.
One slab, three jobs: remnant lineage
Follow a received slab into a kitchen, its remnant into a vanity and the next remnant into a bar top. Each remnant keeps its parent relationship and can crop its photo from the original slab.
Open video ↗Choose a film to play Explore the collection →