Manufacturing

Manufacturing systems that connect the shop floor to the office.

Production, inventory and quality software that gives managers real numbers instead of end-of-day reports.

Factory floor with conveyor, machines and production dashboard

Software built around how your plant actually works

Off-the-shelf ERP is built for an average factory, and no factory is average. When the software doesn’t match how your plant works, people go back to spreadsheets, and the numbers in the system stop matching the numbers on the floor. We build manufacturing software around your actual process: how orders come in, how production is planned, how stock moves and how goods are dispatched.

For a manufacturer in Canada, we replaced an ERP that forced the factory to work the software’s way with one modelled on the plant’s real processes. It now handles 300+ leads a day automatically and automates 250+ product orders and task allocations.

Challenges we solve

Stock counts that don't match reality

If stock is updated at the end of the day, or only when someone remembers, purchasing and sales both work from wrong numbers. Recording every movement as it happens, including at goods-in and dispatch, keeps the count right.

Production status known only on the floor

Managers shouldn’t have to walk the floor or wait for an evening report to know where an order stands. Shop-floor updates feed a live view of every job, stage and delay.

Orders, inventory and dispatch in separate tools

When sales, production and dispatch each keep their own records, orders fall through the gaps. One system takes an order from enquiry to dispatch without re-typing.

What we build

Production planning and tracking

Plan jobs by machine, shift and capacity, then track them stage by stage.

Inventory and warehouse management

Raw material, work in progress and finished goods, by location.

ERP modules

Sales, purchase, production, inventory, accounts and HR, built as you need them rather than all at once.

Quality checks and reporting

Inspection checklists at each stage, with rejections traced back to the batch.

Order-to-dispatch workflows

From enquiry and quote to production order, packing, dispatch and invoice.

Lead and call handling

Enquiries captured automatically and linked to the order, like the VoIP integration we built for our Canadian client.

Why custom instead of off-the-shelf

Off-the-shelf ERP makes sense when your process is standard. Custom makes sense when licence fees, workarounds and manual entry cost more than building. If an existing product fits you, we’ll say so on the discovery call.

Proof

Manufacturing company, Canada

Off-the-shelf ERP forced the factory to work the way the software thinks.

300+ daily leads handled automatically

Also delivered for: Signhub (business made easy)

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Common questions

How long does a custom manufacturing ERP take?

Our Canadian client’s ERP took 180 working days with a team of five. Most projects start with the modules that hurt most and add the rest in phases.

Yes. Data migration from spreadsheets or legacy systems is part of the project.

Yes, including Tally, QuickBooks and Zoho Books, through their APIs or data exports.

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