Premier ERP Solutions for Precision Manufacturing

Manufacturing ERP provides industry-specific functionality that accelerate and automate manufacturing and key company operations. The databases that power common business processes and applications are integrated into modern industrial ERPs, resulting in a whole business management platform.

Who Needs Manufacturing ERP?

Process

How Manufacturing Business Works ?

Produce for stock: Produce goods in advance of upcoming demand.

Produce goods in response to customer demands

Customise regular orders to meet the needs or specifications of the customer.

All manufacturers need to handle complicated, dynamic processes. For this reason, businesses of all sizes need manufacturing ERP.

Create a product that is developed, engineered, and finished after receiving an order via engineering to order.

Key Benefits of Using Odoo ERP in Manufacturing

Unified Platform

From procurement to production, and inventory to sales, manage all your operations on a single platform.

Real-time Analytics

Make data-driven decisions with real-time insights into your production processes, inventory levels, and sales forecasts.

Scalability

Whether you're a startup or an established enterprise, Odoo's modular design grows with your business needs.

Cost Efficiency

Reduce operational costs with automated workflows, optimized inventory management, and predictive maintenance.

Enhanced Collaboration

Streamline communication between departments, suppliers, and customers, ensuring everyone is on the same page.

Types of Manufacturing Businesses

Small Business ERP

ERP for small manufacturers replaces the need for numerous tools with a single, enterprise-wide system. It's a comprehensive solution that uses best practises in business complexity management. Modern cloud ERP systems are popular among small firms because of their quicker implementation, lower ownership costs, accessibility from anywhere, better security, and ongoing upgrades.

Mid - Market ERP

Mid-market manufacturers can benefit from built-in analytics, quick setup, and best practises for a variety of business activities, such as finance, supply chain management, accounting, human resources, and more. Growing organisations now have the resources they need to be more competitive, productive, and agile thanks to modern ERP software

Enterprise ERP

A strong, cutting-edge ERP with embedded analytics, machine learning, and AI is required for large manufacturers with international operations. To alter operations, they need a platform that facilitates intelligent automation. Depending on the needs of the organisation, ERP systems can be set up on-premises, in the cloud, or in a hybrid environment. It can run on contemporary, potent in-memory databases or can be connected with an existing database.

Features Tailored for Manufacturing ERP

Master Production Schedule

Plan your production based on your sales forecasts and inventory levels.

Work Order Management

Easily manage and track work orders, ensuring timely completion and quality control.

Bill of Materials

Create and manage detailed BOMs, ensuring accurate costing and efficient production.

Quality Control

Implement checkpoints, track defects, and ensure consistent product quality.

Maintenance Management

Schedule preventive maintenance, track equipment performance, and reduce downtimes.

Inventory Management

Get a real-time view of your stock levels, optimize storage, and reduce wastage.

Integrated PLM

Manage product lifecycles, from design to end-of-life, all within Odoo.

Why ERP is important for my business?

Small and midsize firms benefit significantly and permanently from manufacturing-specific ERP. production ERP has various benefits over generic ERPs, including the ability to manage your key business processes, production processes, inventory levels, as well as your daily finances and accounting.

Keep track of your raw materials, distribute your resources, and organise your production.
Track shop floor activity while managing the manufacturing process more effectively from start to finish.
Organise tasks based on the availability of raw supplies, machine time, and labour hours.
Control your daily spending, provide specialised reports, and monitor task costs
Keep track of the finished goods' inventory as it comes in and goes out.
Having knowledge of where each product is located within the warehouse, you may receive, scan in, and store goods.
To make sure that the products fulfil customer requirements, use quality control checkpoints.