Off-the-shelf ERP packages try to force the business into their own template. We do the opposite: first we map out your flow, then we build the system that runs it.
What it solves
In businesses where the stock count lives in Excel, production orders are passed on by phone and cost stays unclear until month-end, what is lost most is not time but visibility.
- Which raw material is reserved the moment a production order opens, and when it runs out
- Who is alerted when stock drops to a critical level, and who the order goes to
- Which line items make up the real cost of a job
We put the scope in writing from the start: what is in this release is as clear as what is not.
How we build it
A first working version is in your hands before long; as you start using it, we move forward on your feedback.
Scope
- Production and stock tracking — Opening orders, reserving raw material, work station status, critical level alerts.
- Purchasing and suppliers — Requests, quote comparison, orders, dispatch note and invoice matching.
- Cost and finance — Job-based cost, profit margin, account balances and due-date tracking.
- Permissions and records — Who changed what and which approval it passed; an audit trail is kept.
01Scope
Production and stock tracking
Opening orders, reserving raw material, work station status, critical level alerts.
Purchasing and suppliers
Requests, quote comparison, orders, dispatch note and invoice matching.
Cost and finance
Job-based cost, profit margin, account balances and due-date tracking.
Permissions and records
Who changed what and which approval it passed; an audit trail is kept.