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Pyrotechnic stock management by lot

Items, lots, expiry dates and net explosive content tracked in real time, with an alert before the magazine runs dry.

A pyrotechnician's stock is not managed like a shop's. Every item has a calibre, a lot, an expiry date and a net explosive content that counts towards the magazine's licensed capacity. A handwritten ledger drifts quickly: two cases of 100 mm shells taken out for a wedding, noted 'later', then forgotten. You find the gap on set-up day, or keep expired candles on the shelf that nobody dares to fire any more. And when the authorities ask for the state of the magazine, nobody has the figure.

PyroDesk keeps stock in real time: items with their calibre and category, quantities, lots with expiry dates, net explosive content per item and for the whole magazine, stage jets. Each show file consumes stock when its firing plan is validated, and each delivery replenishes it. You set a threshold per item and receive an automatic alert when it is crossed. Lots close to expiry are flagged so they can be fired first or returned to the supplier.

End of May, you are preparing the season order. Stock shows 38 crackling 75 mm shells left, but the firing plans of the eight July shows call for 120: the alert is already on screen. You also see that a lot of 30 mm candles expires on 15 August, right after the neighbouring village's mid-August show — you assign them to that display. The supplier order goes out with the real missing quantities, not an estimate, and the magazine's explosive content stays under the licensed ceiling.

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Frequently asked questions

How are lots and expiry dates handled?

Each delivery creates a lot with its expiry date. Stock shows quantities per lot, flags those nearing their date and lets you choose which one to assign to a show. Movements stay traced lot by lot.

Is the magazine's explosive content calculated?

Yes. Each item carries its net explosive content; PyroDesk adds up everything currently in stock. At any moment you know where you stand against your magazine's licensed capacity, and you can see the figure before accepting a large delivery.

Does stock go down by itself when I prepare a show?

When a file's firing plan is validated, the items it contains are reserved and then taken out of stock. If an item's threshold is crossed, an alert appears, so you can order before set-up day.

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