Production software that costs what you make, accurately
Bills of material and work orders feeding a real cost ledger, so finished goods carry the cost of what production actually consumed.
For factories, processors and production facilities.
Book a demoWhy operators switch
The capabilities further down are table stakes — every vendor has them. These are the reasons businesses actually move.
Cost comes from what you actually issued.
Product cost is built from the materials really consumed by the work order plus applied overhead, and it posts. Margin on a sale reflects production, not a standard cost nobody has revisited in a year.
WIP is a balance, not an estimate.
Raw material, work-in-progress and finished goods are tracked separately with full movement history, so the value sitting on the factory floor is a number you can stand behind at year end.
Making and selling share one ledger.
Finished goods flow into the same order-to-invoice process used for bought-in stock, so a business that both manufactures and distributes keeps one set of books.
Take this to any demo
Ask any production system what the last unit you made actually cost, and where that figure came from.
A standard cost nobody has revisited in a year is a guess wearing a number. Cost built from the materials really issued to the work order, posted to the ledger, is a figure you can defend to an auditor and price against with confidence.
What usually goes wrong — and what we do about it
Product cost is an estimate nobody trusts
Cost is built from materials actually issued to the work order plus applied overhead, and posts to the ledger.
Work in progress is invisible
Raw material, work-in-progress and finished-goods stock are tracked separately with movement history.
Recipes live in someone’s head
Multi-level bills of material define what each item consumes, including wastage.
Quality issues are found after the stock is sold
Inspection outcomes are recorded against production output before stock is released for sale.
What you get for manufacturing
Bills of material
Multi-level BOMs with component quantities and wastage.
Work orders
Raise, issue materials, complete and receive into finished goods.
Scheduling
Plan production and see what is queued, in progress and complete.
Product costing
Actual material issues plus overhead, posted to the ledger.
Quality control
Inspection results recorded before stock is released.
Inventory
Raw material, WIP and finished goods with full traceability.
Sales
Sell finished goods through the standard order-to-invoice flow.
Accounting
Manufacturing cost, gross margin and full financial statements.
Operators using it for manufacturing
"We gained over 200% in profits."
"The software helped me get the true state of my business."
Manufacturing questions
Can a sub-assembly have its own bill of material?
Yes. Bills of material are multi-level and cost rolls up through each level to the finished item.
See it set up for manufacturing
A walkthrough configured for your kind of operation, not a generic slide deck.