Multi-level BOMs with versions, phantoms and alternates
ERP & business
ManufacturingPlan production and understand the cost of each batch
Plan production, manage materials and follow work orders through quality checks and costing. Start with a workshop workflow, then explore BOM versions, MRP, capacity scheduling, lot traceability and the advanced quality tools your operation needs.
Part of one modular platformRun the back office — finance, people and workOne database · one login · no re-typing
Why it matters
The back office slows down when every department keeps its own numbers.
Sales, stock, finance and people share one database here, so an order, a payslip and a purchase order all reach the same books without exports or overnight syncs.
What you get
Manufacturing capabilities for your workflow.
MRP netting runs and a drag-and-drop APS capacity board with an optimizer
Shop-floor work orders, shifts, downtime, OEE and maintenance (calendar + meter-based)
Quality suite: SPC control charts, AQL sampling, COA, NCMR/CAPA and ANOVA Gauge R&R
Lot genealogy, recall records, e-signatures and compliance-support records
PLM with ECO workflow and in-browser 3D CAD/STEP viewer, plus FIFO/weighted/standard costing posted to Accounting
How it works
Manufacturing, step by step.
Plan
Multi-level BOMs and MRP turn sales demand into planned production.
Schedule
Drag work orders onto a finite-capacity board that respects machines and shifts.
Make and inspect
The shop floor records output, downtime and OEE, and quality checks run before release.
Trace and cost
Lot genealogy traces every batch, and FIFO, weighted or standard cost posts to accounting.
In the admin
See Manufacturing in the Store Console admin.
Start with what you need
Run Manufacturing on your own server.
Start with this module, add the ones around it when you need them, and keep every record on your own server.
Watch the tour
See Manufacturing at work.
Bills of materials, production orders, quality checks and lot traceability, recorded in the live demo.
Watch the film
Order to factory to stock.
One order for 240 chairs: planning, the recipe, materials, the shop floor, quality, traceability and the true cost of every unit.