Plan, build and cost every order on the shop floor
From a customer order to a finished pallet: bills of materials with routings, work orders that reserve material, job cards your operators complete from a tablet, and actual cost per unit when it ships.
Product views use demo data.
What manufacturing covers
Multi-level BOMs with routings
Sub-assemblies, scrap allowances, alternative items and operation times per workstation. Version BOMs and compare costs.
Production plan from demand
Pull open sales orders and forecasts into a production plan, net against stock, and release work orders and material requests in one run.
Job cards on the floor
Operators start, pause and complete operations from a tablet; time, quantity and scrap are captured at the workstation.
Subcontracting
Send material to a vendor, receive finished goods, and keep the vendor's stock and your cost in view.
Capacity and MRP
Workstation capacity, shift calendars, and material requirements by date so purchasing buys what the schedule needs.
Quality at the gate
Inspection templates on receipt, in process and before shipment, with rejection reasons and supplier quality history.
What changes when manufacturing runs in the ERP
- Today
- Costing is a quarterly estimate from the controller.
- With LogsNX
- Each work order carries actual material, labor and overhead; margin per product is known at shipment.
- Today
- Purchasing buys from memory and gut feel.
- With LogsNX
- MRP generates dated material requests from the production plan and supplier lead times.
- Today
- Shop status lives on a whiteboard.
- With LogsNX
- Job cards show what is running, waiting and late, by workstation, in real time.
Related modules
Inventory
Real-time stock across warehouses, bins and trucks, with landed cost and barcodes.
See inventoryPurchasing
Requests, RFQs, purchase orders and three-way match, with supplier scorecards.
See purchasingAccounting
Multi-entity ledger, AR/AP, bank reconciliation and US sales tax by jurisdiction.
See accountingWhere it matters most
Manufacturing
Job shops and make-to-order manufacturers: planning, the shop floor and the books in one system.
See manufacturingManufacturing questions, answered
Is this suited to make-to-order shops?
Do you support lot and serial traceability?
Can operators use it without training?
See manufacturing on your own numbers
A 30-minute demo on a live environment, loaded with your chart of accounts and items.