Manufacturing software for work orders and stock
Work orders, stock and maintenance in one place.
Run production as task workflows, keep materials and finished goods tracked, and schedule maintenance automatically.
Example setup
A 30-person metal shop
- A "standard bracket" task pack with five steps
- Locations for steel, work in progress, finished goods and shipping
- A monthly automatic "service the press brake" task
An illustration of how this could be set up, not a customer story.
Sound familiar?
What usually gets in the way.
- “Work orders are on paper, and nobody knows where a job is.”
- “Materials are counted only when something runs out.”
- “Maintenance happens after a machine stops.”
How it helps
What you can do for manufacturing
Work orders as workflows
Apply a task pack for each order, such as cut, assemble, inspect and pack.
Materials and stock
Track raw materials, work in progress and finished goods by location.
Planned maintenance
A scheduled rule applies a task pack with a service task for each machine.
Inspection records
Use forms for sealed inspection results.
The apps
The apps you’d use, working together.
Task Management
Tasks, sub-tasks, time spent, projects, workflows, boards and task packs.
Supply Chain
Catalog, purchasing, sales orders, shipments, returns and carriers.
Inventory
Stock items, categories, locations and movements.
Human Resources
Employees, departments, positions, shifts, attendance and leave.
Automation
Rules that create tasks, email people, draft invoices and orders, and call other systems.
Resource Management
Services, equipment, capacity, events, property and rooms.
What it doesn’t do yet
We’d rather you know now, so you can plan around it.
- Bills of materials and MRP
- Production costing, which you post by journal
- Machine capacity scheduling across jobs
Straight answers
Questions about manufacturing
Which apps would we use for manufacturing?
Most businesses like this would start with Task Management, Supply Chain, Inventory, Human Resources, Automation and Resource Management. You can turn on only the ones you need.
Is this built only for our industry?
No. Nothing is built for a single industry, so you set up the same apps to suit how you work. This page shows one way to do that.
What isn’t available yet for manufacturing?
These aren’t available today: Bills of materials and MRP. Production costing, which you post by journal. Machine capacity scheduling across jobs.
Can we bring in our existing data?
Yes. Most apps import CSV files, including accounts, customers, products, employees and tasks, and keep a history of each import.
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Set this up for your business.
Create your organization and turn on only the apps you need, or tell us about your business first.