Intake & weighing
Record the material, location and weighing. Keep gross, tare and net weight distinct rather than treating them as one quantity.
SILO · GOODS · LOGISTICS
Connect goods intake, storage records and dispatch in a workflow you can follow. MATMASY keeps quantities, locations, movements and business documents connected.

01 / CONNECTING THE WORK
The operator needs intake records. The dispatcher needs transport details. Management needs an overview. Connected records give each role the business context its permissions allow.
Record the material, location and weighing. Keep gross, tare and net weight distinct rather than treating them as one quantity.
Track storage units, internal transfers and the history of recorded movements by material and location.
Link a reservation or transport request to an individual transport and its documents within the enabled modules.
Review recorded quantities with their date and source coverage. Return to the event and document that explain each record.
02 / A CONCRETE EXAMPLE
In this illustrative scenario, intake is 100 t and dispatch is planned as four loads of 25 t. The plan is linked to individual weighings and documents, because a planned quantity and a measured delivery are different records.
Plan ≠ measured delivery
Each load is checked against its status, actual weighing and related document.
This does not show real stock or customer results. The example does not calculate available stock or remaining mass.
03 / FROM RECORD TO ANSWER
AgRoBot adds a conversational way to review authorized MATMASY data. It can help locate records and summarize information within the available business scope.
How a reservation connects to a request and transport →
Explore the business AI assistants →“Show transports for the selected reservation and period.”
Example question · answers depend on permissions and supported sources
Reservations, requests, actual weighings and documents remain distinct records. Asking an AI question does not itself change business data.
04 / BEFORE WE TALK
We start with how your operation works and the records you actually have.
Silo is one module. The platform connects silo operations, trade, logistics and consolidated reporting. Scope, access and module availability are agreed for your business.
Not automatically. Recorded mass, quality, reserved goods and planned dispatch have different meanings. Availability requires agreed business rules and appropriate sources; historical rows must not be summed as a current balance.
We first map locations, materials, user roles and documents. We then agree the initial module scope and verify one intake-to-dispatch workflow before expanding.
AgRoBot is a MATMASY AI assistant for questions over authorized business records. Access depends on the enabled pilot, user permissions and supported sources. An answer is not a business instruction or confirmation of available stock.
MATMASY
Tell us the commodities, number of locations and the point where visibility is lost. Together we can define a useful initial scope and demonstration.
matmasy@nebito.rs · Module and integration availability depends on the agreed scope.