Manufacturing
Multi-level BOMs, work orders and MRP scheduling — plus contract manufacturing when you toll out.
Overview
From multi-level BOMs to work orders to MRP scheduling — plus first-class contract manufacturing (tolling) for when you send materials out. Manufacturing consumes components from Inventory and produces finished goods back into it, with costs posting to Accounting so unit cost is real, not estimated.
Capabilities
Built to do the real work.
Multi-level BOMs & formulas
Model assemblies and recipes with live component costs, so unit cost is always current.
Work orders & centers
Schedule production against work centers and track progress to completion.
MRP scheduling
See material and capacity requirements before you promise a delivery date.
Contract manufacturing
Track material sent to tollers and finished goods received back, first-class.
What you can do
What Manufacturing does
- Multi-level BOMs & formulas
- Work orders & work centers
- Contract manufacturing (tolling)
- Mold tracking
- MRP scheduling
Consumes components from Inventory and produces finished goods back into it; costs post to Accounting.
Ask what a finished unit truly costs — the advisor walks the BOM with live component prices and cites its sources.
How it works
From event to outcome, automatically.
Plan
MRP nets demand against stock and open orders to size the run.
Issue
A work order consumes components from Inventory.
Produce
Finished goods flow back into Inventory as output.
Cost
Production cost posts to Accounting; true unit cost is visible.
Works well with
Related modules
Because they share one data model, these light up together.
Questions