Manufacturing ERP

One system of record for the shop floor.

Inventory, sales orders, shipping, purchasing, and bills of material on one item master, with one stock ledger behind every number.

A technician inspecting a circuit assembly at an electronics workbench.

Five modules, one item master.

Inventory

Sites, bin locations, and a stock ledger. Adjust, transfer, and reverse with full history, and see which parts fall below minimum.

A warehouse aisle with pallet racking, cartons, and blue parts bins.

Sales Orders

Price each customer at the MSRP or dealer tier, release orders to commit stock, and route no-charge orders through approval.

Purchasing

Supplier records, purchase orders, and supplier costs, with a preferred supplier for each item.

Bill of Materials

Component structures live on each item, with print and CSV export.

Shipping

Plan shipments from released orders, pack lines into packages and pallets, print labels, and confirm shipment to issue stock.

Stretch-wrapped pallets beside an open dock door and a packing table.

From order to shipped, in four moves.

  1. Order

    Enter a sales order at the customer's price tier. Pending orders never touch stock.

  2. Release

    Release commits stock at the fulfillment site. No-charge orders wait for approval.

  3. Pack

    Build the shipment, then pack its lines into packages and optional pallets.

  4. Ship

    Confirm the shipment to issue stock and relieve commitments. Reverse it if needed.

A supervisor's desk with a laptop and clipboard overlooking a factory floor.

Access that matches how your plant runs.

Roles and permissions
Grant capabilities through roles. Every action is checked on the server, not just hidden in the menu.
Separate accounts
Each company keeps its own data. One person can belong to more than one account.
Change history
Orders, items, and stock moves record who changed what, and when.

Put your team on one system.

Create a login, then an administrator adds you to your company's account.

Create account