Manufacturing
ERP and workflow automation for manufacturers.
Connect orders, production, inventory and dispatch so everyone works from the same numbers.
Common challenges
What slows manufacturing teams down
- Production planning depends on phone calls and spreadsheets.
- Raw material shortages are discovered too late.
- Customers chase the sales team for order status.
- Purchase approvals are slow and undocumented.
Recommended workflows
What we typically automate
Order status updates
Customers receive automatic updates as orders move to dispatch.
Material planning
Shortages are flagged against upcoming production.
Purchase approvals
Purchase requests are routed to the right approver.
Daily production reports
Management receives a summary every morning.
Example automation
How it can work
Shortage flagged
Material needed for an order is below requirement.
Request raised
A purchase request is created with quantity and supplier.
Manager approvesHuman step
The plant manager approves the request.
PO sent
The purchase order is sent to the supplier.
Example workflow — for illustration only.
Relevant services
Services for this industry
FAQ
Manufacturing: common questions
Can you migrate our existing Tally or Excel data?
Data migration from existing spreadsheets and accounting software is planned during implementation. The approach depends on your current data.
Do we need to replace the software we already use?
Usually not. Most manufacturing businesses start by connecting and automating the tools they already use, and add custom software only where the existing tools can't support the workflow.
Will a person stay in control of important decisions?
Yes. Workflows can require human approval for anything sensitive — prices, payments, refunds or customer commitments — and every action is logged.
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