ERP for light manufacturing and fabrication
Machines, shifts, materials and yield — recorded daily, where the numbers are still recoverable.
What the system does for manufacturers
Production as it happens
Entries are made per machine per shift, capturing downtime in minutes with its reason, and per line the quantity produced, the waste, and why anything was rejected.
Products described properly
A two-level parent-to-sub SKU hierarchy carries size and dimension, material type, pressure rating, length and unit of measure — fields that exist because the product needed them, not adapted from retail.
Materials mapped
A versioned bill of materials links each sub-SKU to the raw materials it consumes, to four decimal places.
Purchased against consumed
A standing report puts raw material bought next to raw material consumed in production, rolled up daily, weekly, monthly or yearly.
Stock you can trust
Every stock movement is a ledger row — goods received, production in and out, sale out, adjustment, return in — with the running balance after it. Reorder levels drive an out-of-stock, low-stock and in-stock view on the dashboard, and selling below stock is a setting you choose, not an accident.
Read more about the Operations workspace and Procurement.
Questions from manufacturers
Can one machine run several products?
Yes. A machine register records the parent and sub-SKUs each machine can run, along with its status — active, inactive or under maintenance.
Can production entries be locked?
Yes. Entries move Draft → Submitted → Locked, so closed shifts stop changing.
See it running on your own documents
Tell us what your company does and which modules you would actually use. We will walk you through the system handling your work — not a slide deck.