Manufacturing
Production planning is only as good as your work-in-progress data
Most manufacturing ERP disappointment traces back to the same thing: the plan assumes a picture of the shop floor that stopped being true hours ago.
Overview
Manufacturing software lives or dies on how faithfully it reflects the floor. If recording a stage takes too long, it gets batched up and entered at the end of a shift, and every downstream decision is made on stale data. We design capture to fit the physical process, then build planning, costing and procurement on top of numbers people trust because they recognise them.
Industry Challenges
Where the cost usually sits
The recurring problems we are asked to solve in this sector.
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Stale work-in-progress data
Production status entered late, so planning runs on yesterday's picture.
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Inventory drift
Recorded stock and physical stock separating over time.
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Costing after the fact
True job cost only becoming visible once the month closes.
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Quality outside the system
Inspection recorded on paper, disconnected from the batch it relates to.
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Multi-site coordination
Branches, outlets and factories operating on separate data.
What We Build
Manufacturing solutions
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Production planning
Scheduling against real capacity, materials and work-in-progress.
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Inventory management
Stock, batches and movements tracked at the level the process needs.
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Procurement
Requisition to purchase order to receipt, connected to demand.
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Quality assurance
Digital inspection tied to batches, with defects traceable to source.
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Costing and margin
Job costing visible during the job, not after it.
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Sales and distribution
Order to dispatch, connected to production and stock.
Example Workflows
How the work flows through the system
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Order to production plan
Confirmed orders scheduled against capacity and material availability.
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Issue to work-in-progress
Material issued and stage completion captured where the work happens.
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Inspection to release
Quality checks recorded against the batch before it can be dispatched.
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Dispatch to invoice
Delivery, documentation and invoicing driven from the same records.
Capabilities
- Production planning and scheduling
- Work-in-progress tracking
- Inventory and batch management
- Procurement workflows
- Quality assurance and inspection
- Job costing
- Sales and distribution
- Multi-site operations
- Operational dashboards
Integrates with
- Accounting and finance systems
- Barcode and scanning hardware
- Shop-floor data capture
- Logistics providers
- Customer and supplier portals
Services
Capabilities we bring to this work
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Web Application Development
Secure, scalable web applications built around real business workflows.
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Mobile App Development
Cross-platform mobile experiences from a single, maintainable codebase.
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AI & GenAI
Practical AI applied where it measurably reduces effort or error.
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SaaS Development
Multi-tenant products engineered for scale, isolation and predictable cost.
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Cloud & DevOps
Build, migrate and operate cloud platforms that scale with your business.
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API & System Integration
Connect the systems that currently depend on someone re-typing data.
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Other industries
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Clinical and administrative platforms that clinicians will actually use.
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Fintech
Financial workflows where reconciliation is a feature, not a monthly clean-up.
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Retail
Commerce, inventory and customer experience working from one stock position.
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