Confirm the basis
Document the capture method, coordinate system, base and material assumptions used for each visit.
Flybi V7 / Measurement & reporting
The result is useful
when the basis is clear.
Move from the stock register to the inventory statement. Review volume, density-based tonnage, materials and locations with the visit and measurement assumptions alongside them.
Inventory review
Read the number
with its context.
- The selected site and visit
- Pile, material and yard breakdowns
- Volume and the reference-base method
- Density assumptions behind estimated tonnage
- Items that need review before the result is used
Reporting
A report your team
can work with.
Agree the reporting breakdown, review process and output formats in the project scope. Keep methodology, assumptions and supporting records close to the result.
Before comparing visits
Like-for-like
takes some work.
Changes in capture date, pile boundaries, reference base or density can change the result. Review those differences before treating a variance as a material movement.
Review the exceptions
Identify incomplete areas, moving stock, inaccessible surfaces and inputs that need confirmation.
Agree the handover
Define who reviews, who receives and how the result will be used by operations and finance.
The next step
Build the reporting scope around the decision.
We’ll begin with the people who need the result.