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What did that product really cost to make?
Follow a production run from raw materials to finished goods, with the hidden costs in every product made visible before you set a price.
What it changes
Manufacturing in one paragraph.
Follow a production run from raw materials to finished goods, with the hidden costs in every product made visible before you set a price.
A product gets priced by guesswork, and only later does anyone learn it sold at a loss.
Runs this month
38
Unit cost
Rs 1,240
Wastage
2.1%
Illustrative figures.
Features
What you get with Manufacturing.
Production runs end to end
Raw materials in, finished goods out, with every step recorded.
True product costing
Materials, labour and overhead add up to a cost you can price against.
Wastage measured
Measure what is lost on the factory floor instead of estimating it at year end.
Bill of materials
What goes into each product, kept current as recipes change.
Raw material planning
See what a planned run needs before it stops halfway.
Finished goods into stock
Completed output moves into Inventory ready to sell.
How it runs
The everyday workflow.
- 1
Plan the run
Quantity and materials are set from the bill of materials.
- 2
Issue materials
Raw materials are drawn from Inventory.
- 3
Produce
Output and wastage are recorded as work completes.
- 4
Cost and stock
The true cost is calculated and finished goods enter stock.
Why it matters
What changes for the business.
- Prices are set on real cost, not guesswork
- Wastage becomes a number you can manage
- Material shortages are caught before a run starts
- Production and stock stay connected
Product preview
Manufacturing inside the workspace.
The same workspace your whole team uses — this is a visual preview, with illustrative figures.
Admin
Super Admin
Good morning, Admin
Here is what is happening across your business today.
- Total Revenue
Rs 248,750
+12.5% vs last month
- Total Orders
1,429
+8.2% vs last month
- Total Customers
8,642
+14.1% vs last month
- Profit Margin
32.4%
+6.8% vs last month
Revenue Overview
Last 30 daysSales by Module
- Finance26%
- CRM22%
- Inventory18%
- POS12%
- Distribution12%
- Other10%
Activity
Live- 2 min ago
Day closed at Main Counter
Sales and payments reconciled, no till difference
- 18 min ago
Stock count corrected
14 lines adjusted after the evening count
- 41 min ago
Purchase posted to accounts
Supplier invoice matched automatically
- 1 hr ago
Rep order received
Order taken on the road, visible at the office
- 2 hr ago
Budget alert
Utilities running 12% ahead of plan
Works with
These are the modules it exchanges records with most often.
Inventory
Run a stock count, see where the differences are and correct them properly — and catch slow-moving stock before it becomes dead stock.
“The system says 12. The shelf says 3.”
Distribution
A rep takes an order on the mobile app and the office sees it straight away — with fewer wasted delivery trips along the route.
“Where are your reps, and what did they sell today?”
Finance
Every sale and every purchase flows into the accounts by itself, so the books are current on any given day — not three weeks after the month closes.
“What if your books updated with every sale?”
See Manufacturing running on your business.
More than an ERP. Book a walkthrough and we will start with the part that is costing you the most time.