ERP for manufacturing firms : one chain from quote to work order.
Configurable products are defined with their options, price is calculated live as choices are made in the quote, a work order opens when won, and the materials in the recipe draw down from stock.
What changes in this sector?
Cost known at quote time
Unit cost is computed automatically from the material and labor line items in the recipe; margin is visible while quoting.
Configured-product pricing
Option axes are defined; as choices are made per customer, the total price comes out by calculation, not guesswork.
Quote becomes a work order
A manufacturing line item in a won quote opens a work order with the selected configuration and recipe; material issue is tied to the document.
Modules enabled in this sector.
The same 13 modules are set up differently per sector. These are the ones most often enabled here.
Manufacturing
Bill of materials, work orders, stock and cost.
Quote Management
Combine service, product, configured and manufactured items in one quote; generate a PDF, route for approval, convert to contract.
CRM
Customers, activities, opportunities and sales pipeline.
Asset Tracking
Which device went to whom and when.
Project Management
Work items, time tracking and project profitability.
Time & Attendance
Pulls punches from card, fingerprint and face recognition devices; calculates overtime and absence.
Live in one week.
Discovery call, data migration, permission setup and training — five business days.
Discovery call
We listen to your processes and decide which modules to enable.
20 minutesData migration
Your existing Excel records are migrated into the system.
1–2 daysPermissions & flow
Approval chains and policies are configured.
1–2 daysTraining
Two live training sessions and go-live.
1 dayERP for manufacturing firms
In firms that manufacture to order, the most critical point is knowing the cost accurately at the quoting stage. When cost is set by guesswork, profit margin only emerges after the job is done and loss-making jobs are noticed late.
Configured products and pricing
When a product has dozens of variations, keeping a fixed price list is impossible. Defining option axes and each option's cost impact lets the price come out by calculation rather than guesswork while preparing the quote.
Recipe and work order
Having the recipe defined in the system means the same product is costed identically every time. When a quote is won, a work order opens with the selected configuration and recipe; because material issue is tied to the work order, the stock record reflects reality.
Production and other processes
Production does not work alone. Workshop staff attendance is fed from the attendance module, customer and terms from CRM, and production equipment from the asset module.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between a configured product and a manufactured product?
A configured product is priced by selecting from a defined option set. A manufactured product is costed via a material-and-labor recipe and produced with a work order.
Can stock counts and corrections be done?
Inbound, outbound and transfer movements are recorded; count differences are processed with a correction movement and leave a trail.
Are recipes versioned?
Yes. Recipe changes are stored as versions; which work order was produced with which recipe is traceable.
Can production be planned?
Production load is tracked through work orders; capacity planning is configured to need during setup.