Manufacturing software that does not match your actual shop floor just becomes another spreadsheet nobody trusts. We start on the production line itself — watching how a work order really moves from raw material to finished product — before we configure a single BoM, so the system reflects your real process instead of an idealized one.
Who This Is For
Manufacturers tracking BoMs and work orders on paper or in Excel
Factories that need quality checkpoints enforced, not just suggested
Operations dealing with by-products or multi-stage production
What You Get
- Multi-level bills of materials (BoMs)
- Production planning and work order scheduling
- Quality control checkpoints in the production flow
- Raw material and by-product tracking
- Manufacturing cost analysis
Our Process
- Production flow mapping
- BoM & routing setup
- Quality checkpoints configuration
- Shop floor training
- First production run support
Common Questions
Can this handle multi-stage production with by-products?
Yes — we configure nested BoMs and by-product tracking so costs and quantities stay accurate across every stage.
Does it integrate with our existing machines?
Where machines expose data through a standard interface, yes. We assess this during the production flow mapping stage.
Will shop floor workers need extensive training?
We keep shop floor screens focused on the few actions workers actually need, so training is typically a short hands-on session, not a course.