Items and stock
Stock by warehouse and location, based on the item master. Lots and expiry dates are tracked too.
- Lots and expiry
- Stock valuation
- Stock counts
Plant operations and production control
Requirements are calculated from your BOM and turned into order proposals. When a purchase request is approved, ERP takes it on to receipt and the three way match. When a work order closes, its cost is rolled up right away.
Requirements live in spreadsheets, so orders come late or stock piles up.
POs and receipts get checked against tax invoices line by line, by eye.
Cost per work order only shows up after month end close.
Ran MRP and proposed orders for materials that will run short this week.
Sent 3 purchase requests to approval and finished matching for goods received.
Issued 2 work orders and recorded the material lots used.
Rolled up costs for finished work orders.
Example scenes. Real work runs on your company's own data and the tools you connect.
Stock by warehouse and location, based on the item master. Lots and expiry dates are tracked too.
When a purchase request is approved the PO and receipt follow. The three way match comes last.
Pull requirements from the BOM and collect costs by work order.
Manufacturing expertise and a risk checklist to lean on when rating suppliers or weighing risk.
No. Items and stock are handled in the ERP screens along with purchasing. BOM and work orders are there too.
Not yet. Today it covers materials and purchasing as well as work orders. Cost and manufacturing knowledge are included.
MRP only proposes. People confirm purchase orders and work orders.
Choose your industry at signup and the screens and agents match it. You can change it after setup.