Manufacturing ERP that tells you what a unit actually costs
Bills of material, work orders and production output feeding a real cost ledger — so the margin on the invoice reflects the materials, not an estimate.
What Manufacturing ERP covers
Everything below is in the shipped product. Nothing here is a roadmap item.
Bills of material
Multi-level BOMs with component quantities and wastage, so a finished item knows what it consumes.
Work orders
Raise, issue materials to, and complete production orders, with stock moving out of raw materials and into finished goods.
Production scheduling
Plan work against capacity and see what is in progress, queued and completed.
Product costing
Cost built from the materials actually issued plus applied overhead, posted to the ledger rather than kept in a side calculation.
Inventory & warehousing
Raw material, work-in-progress and finished-goods stock with full movement history.
Quality control
Record inspection outcomes against production output before stock is released for sale.
Sales & distribution
Sell finished goods through the same order-to-invoice flow used by DMS ERP.
Accounting & reporting
Double-entry accounting with manufacturing cost, gross margin and full financial statements.
From setup to a set of accounts
- 1
Define the product
Bills of material for every item you make.
- 2
Raise the work order
Plan the run and issue materials against it.
- 3
Complete production
Output moves into finished goods at its real cost.
- 4
See the margin
Sales post against actual cost, not an estimate.
Which tier do I need?
Manufacturing ERP comes in tiers with different limits on users, outlets and volume. The full feature-by-tier comparison and current prices are kept in the catalog, so they are always up to date.
Who runs Manufacturing ERP
Operators running Manufacturing ERP
"We gained over 200% in profits."
"The software helped me get the true state of my business."
Manufacturing ERP questions
Does it support multi-level bills of material?
Yes. A finished item can be built from sub-assemblies that have their own bills of material, and cost rolls up through the levels.
How is product cost calculated?
From the materials actually issued to the work order, plus applied overhead. Because it posts to the ledger, the cost of goods sold on a sale reflects what production really consumed.
Can I run manufacturing and distribution together?
Yes. Manufacturing ERP includes the sales, inventory and accounting chassis, so goods you make flow into the same order-to-invoice process used for goods you buy.
See Manufacturing ERP on your own data
We will walk through the parts that matter to your operation and answer the awkward questions.