Purpose‑built for your industry— whichever it may be.

The challenge: Managing piece-rate payroll, shipment tracking, and style-based costing across multiple lines is chaotic with spreadsheets.

• Style‑based Bill of Materials (BOM) for accurate costing per design
• Piece‑rate payroll engine that calculates wages automatically
• Shipment tracking with delivery notes and QC checks
• Subcontractor management with purchase orders and goods receipt
• Real‑time inventory of raw materials, WIP, and finished goods

The challenge: Regulatory compliance, batch traceability, and expiry management are non‑negotiable, but legacy systems make audits painful.

• Full batch traceability from raw material to finished product
• Expiry date management with automatic alerts
• GMP‑ready QC checks at every production stage
• Audit trail with old/new values, user, and IP address for every change
• Automatic generation of compliance reports for regulatory bodies

The challenge: Recipe‑based production, shelf‑life tracking, and HACCP documentation require constant manual updates.

• Recipe‑based BOM with batch costing and yield tracking
• Shelf‑life alerts and automatic stock rotation (FEFO/FIFO)
• HACCP log integration with production records
• Catch weight support for variable‑weight items
• Real‑time inventory with reorder points to prevent stockouts

The challenge: Job costing, work order sequencing, and raw material optimization require precision that basic accounting tools can’t deliver.

• Multi‑level BOM with versions and scrap percentages
• Work order management with routing and capacity planning
• Job costing with real‑time material, labor, and overhead allocation
• Downtime tracking for OEE analysis
• Auto‑PO generation from material shortages to prevent delays

The challenge: Component‑level BOM, serial number tracking, and firmware versioning are complex and require tight integration.

• Component‑level BOM with substitutes and alternates
• Serial number tracking from procurement to delivery
• Firmware version tracking linked to product batches
• RoHS compliance management with supplier documentation
• RMA (Return Merchandise Authorization) with repair and replacement workflows

The challenge: Custom product configurators, wood inventory, and assembly BOMs demand flexibility that off‑the‑shelf ERPs lack.

• Custom product configurator with options and variants
• Assembly BOM with sub‑assemblies and nesting optimization
• Board cutting optimization to reduce material waste
• Inventory tracking for wood, hardware, and upholstery
• Production scheduling with capacity and resource management