ERP — Production

Take Full Control of Your Manufacturing Operations

For manufacturers, production is the heartbeat of the business. Yet most factories in Bangladesh still manage production planning on whiteboards, track material consumption in notebooks, and discover inefficiencies only after the damage is done. Our ERP — Production system changes that by giving you real-time visibility and control over every stage of your manufacturing process.

Whether you run a garment factory, a food processing unit, a furniture manufacturer, or a pharmaceutical plant — this system is built to handle the complexity of real production environments.

Core Features

• Bill of Materials (BOM) — Define multi-level BOMs for every product. Track raw material requirements automatically based on production orders.
• Production Planning — Create and schedule production orders based on sales demand, stock levels, and machine capacity.
• Work Order Management — Issue work orders to the shop floor, track progress in real time, and record actual vs. planned output.
• Shop Floor Tracking — Monitor each production stage, record operator-wise output, and identify bottlenecks instantly.
• Raw Material Consumption — Auto-deduct materials from inventory as production progresses. Eliminate manual stock adjustments.
• Quality Control — Define quality checkpoints at each production stage. Log defects, rejections, and rework with root cause analysis.
• Machine & Capacity Planning — Track machine utilization, schedule maintenance, and plan capacity to avoid overloading.
• Production Cost Analysis — Calculate actual cost per unit including materials, labor, and overhead. Compare against standard cost.

Who Is It For?

• Garment & textile manufacturers
• Food & beverage processing units
• Pharmaceutical manufacturers
• Furniture & wood product factories
• Electronics & assembly plants

"We replaced our whiteboard production planning with ERP Production. Now our factory manager has real-time output data on his phone. Waste dropped by 18% in the first quarter."