Catalogue construction materials
Use products, categories, stock units and available pricing records to find items such as fixings, tools or building supplies. Validate any special unit conversions with the actual catalogue.
A hardware store may sell materials in different units and buy from multiple suppliers while serving customers who return for further deliveries. LEXA helps keep product, purchasing, warehouse, order and financial records connected.
The public demo contains fictional records. Actual features depend on business configuration and role permissions.

A hardware store may sell materials in different units and buy from multiple suppliers while serving customers who return for further deliveries. LEXA helps keep product, purchasing, warehouse, order and financial records connected.
An ERP-style system brings everyday operational records and financial documents into a connected workspace. For this category, LEXA lets you explore the business workflows below, then review the related money and accounting information. Availability depends on role access and configuration.
Use products, categories, stock units and available pricing records to find items such as fixings, tools or building supplies. Validate any special unit conversions with the actual catalogue.
Use supplier quotations, purchase orders, receiving, available stock quantities and delivery records to trace materials into and out of the business.
Follow customer transactions, invoices and relevant money or accounting records. Keep stock controllers and finance users restricted to their appropriate roles.
Hardware retailers need clear evidence of stock purchases, sales invoices, receipts and business expenses. LEXA brings these modules together. If your company also runs construction projects, verify separately whether project cost allocation, retention, certified progress billing or subcontractor handling meet your requirements.
Explore LEXA's finance, invoicing and accounting modules, or learn what the wider LEXA ERP workspace includes.
These are prompts for testing the public demo and current LEXA modules, not evidence of a real customer installation.
Create a sample supplier order for building materials.
Check quantities actually received into the designated stock records.
Record the sale or delivery and inspect the invoice, stock movement and finance information.
LEXA provides suppliers, purchase orders, receiving, warehouse and product modules that hardware sellers can evaluate.
Not necessarily. Its hardware inventory and operating workflows should not be mistaken for specialist construction management without testing.
Yes. LEXA lists sales invoices, expenses, receipts, finance records and reports, subject to configuration and permissions.