Solution
Production management that outgrows the spreadsheet.
When production status depends on whoever last updated a spreadsheet, order changes and material problems reach the floor late. Keep work in structured ERP records.
Illustrative workflow views
Production management in the ERP.
Illustrative workflow views use fictional sample data, not customer records.
MSME Sales Booster ERPJob Card · Process History
Illustrative product viewWork orders34
In progress17
Completed12
Past target date5
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)
MonTueWedThuFri
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 |
What it covers
Production management, in practice
- 01
From Excel to workflow
Replace fragile sheets with defined, shared processes.
- 02
Tied to orders and stock
Production uses the same sales and inventory records.
- 03
Quality alongside
Keep inspection records with the work.
- 04
Maintenance in view
Machine upkeep sits next to the jobs that depend on it.
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.
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