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Manufacturing
Sales promised a date the floor can see. Finished goods enter stock with a cost, not a guess.
Production is tied to sales and stock.
Smart features
Intelligent workflows that save time and prevent mistakes
MO from sales
A confirmed order can spawn the manufacturing order — the date sales promised is the date the floor sees.
Shortage detection
Missing components raise buy proposals or RFQs before the store discovers the gap at shift end.
Work-centre load
See which bay is booked so two jobs do not claim the same capacity.
Finished-goods costing
Material, labour, and overhead roll into inventory cost — Accounts does not invent a standard later.
What it actually does
Capabilities the floor will feel in week one
BOMs and work centres
What it takes to make the thing, and where. Load views so two jobs do not book the same bay.
Make-to-order
A confirmed sales order can spawn the manufacturing order. Promises have a spine.
Make-to-stock
Plan ahead of demand. The warehouse is not the only planner.
Shortages that kick buying
Missing components raise buy proposals or RFQs. The store does not discover it at 4pm.
Shop-floor progress
Start, output, scrap, complete. Status is not a whiteboard photo.
Finished goods with cost
Material + labour + overhead as configured, into inventory. Accounts does not invent a standard later.
The loop
BOM → MO (from order or plan) → reserve components → start → output/scrap → complete → inventory.