Does it work for batch production and also make-to-order?

Yes. An order can come from a production plan or from a specific sale. In both cases it consumes from the same inventory and produces the same cost record.

How is quality controlled?

Each stage accepts control points with their result and their owner. A rejected lot does not move to the next stage and is recorded as such, with its reason.

How is the cost of an order calculated?

With what the order consumed: materials at inventory cost, time recorded per stage and the overhead you assign. The actual cost per unit is compared with the plan and travels to Accounting without recalculation.

Does the order deduct inventory on its own?

Yes. Each consumption recorded at a stage leaves the warehouse at that moment, and the finished product comes in when the order closes. There is no inventory adjustment at the end of the month.

Production

From the plan to the finished product.

Organize orders, materials and stages. See how each batch is progressing and what it needs to move forward.

See an order in actionTalk to production

01Plan

Organize orders and the materials each batch needs.

PO-0128Maintenance kit

120 units

Preparation

02Produce

Follow the order’s progress and resource consumption.

PO-0129Industrial filter

80 units

03Review

Check inspections and prepare the batch’s next step.

PO-0130Hydraulic kit

64 units

Review

Planning

Production orders with recipe, quantity and date, generated by hand or from the demand committed in sales.

Execution

Material consumption and progress recorded by stage, deducted from inventory as the order advances.

Costing

The real cost of each order is built from the materials consumed and the time recorded, and travels to accounting without manual recalculation.

Production

Everything that moves an order.

Materials, execution and review in a sequence your team can follow.

My companyMain

Organize orders

Open orders with their stage and progress.

September 2026

Open orders: 4
Planned units: 360
Under review: 1

Preparation1

PO-0128Maintenance kit120

Progress28 %

In progress1

PO-0129Industrial filter80

Progress64 %

Review1

PO-0130Hydraulic kit64

Progress88 %

Every record keeps its source document.

Plan around the operation.

Demand, stock and cost come together around each production order.

Start each order with its materials.

Check what the batch needs and what is available before production.

Order OP-0128

Maintenance kit

120 units

Filter: 120 / 120
Sealing gasket: 240 / 240
Container: 120 / 120

Preparation · Main warehouse

Understand the cost of production.

Connect materials and recorded time with the order that consumed them.

Order OP-0129

Accumulated cost

$ 3,240

Materials consumed: $2,400
Recorded time: $840
Order total: $3,240

Industrial filter · In progress

Planning

An order brings together materials, progress and cost.

See consumed materials, progress and inspections together in the order record.

Materials required for the order.
Units and progress at each stage.
Consumption behind each batch cost.

Production order

OP-0129

Product: Industrial filter
Plan: 80 units
Progress: 64%
Accumulated cost: $3,240

Materials consumed$2,400 recorded against the order

Production time$840 recorded against the order

Current stageIn progress

What the module covers

What your production needs, per order.

Production orders

They come from a plan or from a sale, with recipe, quantity and date. Each one shows its stage and its progress.

Recipes and materials

A bill of materials per product with quantities, expected waste and allowed substitutes. The order reserves what it needs.

Costing per order

Materials, time and overhead accumulate as the order advances. The actual cost per unit is compared with the plan.

Quality control per stage

Control points with a result and an owner. A rejected batch does not move on and is recorded with its reason.

Production

Before you launch your first order.

What plant managers ask.