Project and site control
Project overviews combine physical progress, open warnings, reporting cadence, warehouse activity, and management attention in one operating view.
Case study
A Persian-first operating system for construction projects, warehouses, approvals, field reporting, suppliers, and management control.


Olbrich Portal brings the operational work of a construction group into one role-aware workspace. It connects central and project warehouses, material requests, vouchers, suppliers, daily field reports, approvals, attendance, and management views through a Persian RTL interface for office and site teams. The product follows the document chain from a request raised on site to inventory movement, approval, reporting, and financial follow-through. Office teams and field teams work from the same project identity, while permissions keep each role focused on the records and actions it owns.
Project overviews combine physical progress, open warnings, reporting cadence, warehouse activity, and management attention in one operating view.
Central and project warehouses share material catalogues, requests, receipts, issues, transfers, Kardex history, and weighted valuation.
Requests and vouchers move through explicit approval states with named responsibilities, timestamps, comments, and an auditable history.
Site teams submit daily work, inventory, workforce, machinery, and progress reports with attachments and Jalali dates.
Supplier identities, material requests, sourcing activity, and downstream payment context stay connected to the originating project.
RTL composition, responsive layouts, local dates, and role-specific navigation support both office desktops and narrower field devices.






Warehouse, project, procurement, and approval work had to remain consistent across people, locations, documents, and changing project conditions.
A role-aware portal connects construction documents, approvals, warehouse activity, and project reporting.