Industry
ERP for engineering manufacturers.
Project-driven engineering work becomes difficult to follow when order changes, materials and production updates live in separate files. Keep the work in structured ERP records.
Illustrative workflow views
Engineering in the ERP.
Illustrative workflow views use fictional sample data, not customer records.
Work orders
| Work order | Product | Target | Qty | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| WO-3318 | Helical gear housing | 14 Nov | 40 | In progress |
| WO-3319 | Drive shaft, 32 mm | 16 Nov | 120 | Completed |
| WO-3320 | Bearing plate | 20 Nov | 80 | Pending |
Output by day (units)
Production activity
| Work order | Recorded activity | Quantity | Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| WO-3318 | Completed quantity recorded | 28 nos | 06 Nov |
| WO-3319 | Completed quantity recorded | 120 nos | 06 Nov |
Customer proofSai Samarth Engineering is a project-based manufacturer of conveyors and special-purpose machines. Its operations were previously heavily dependent on Excel. MSME Sales Booster introduced structured ERP workflows to help move business operations into a more organized system.
Manufacturing modelsDesigned to support manufacturers working in Make-to-Order (MTO), Make-to-Stock (MTS) and Engineer-to-Order (ETO) environments.
- MTO Make to Order
- MTS Make to Stock
- ETO Engineer to Order
What it covers
Engineering, in practice
- 01
Orders to production
Keep sales and production on one record.
- 02
Stores and purchase
Material flow stays visible.
- 03
Quality on file
Inspection history stays with the job.
- 04
Leadership view
Owners follow the floor without waiting.
Connected modules
Works with the rest of the business.
Every module reads from the same record. Capabilities are confirmed against your requirements in a demo.
See it against your own operation.
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