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Custom ERP software for manufacturing and distribution
Connect purchase, stock, production, dispatch and accounts in one system built around how your plant and warehouse actually run.
Problems we help solve
- Stock figures differ between the store, production and accounts
- Purchase and production approvals move over phone calls and spreadsheets
- Managers wait until month end to see costs, delays and shortages
- Existing software forces teams into workarounds or duplicate entry
What we can build
Purchase and inventory
Requests, purchase orders, receipts, stock movements and alerts, with a clear record of each step.
Production and dispatch
Job status, material use, dispatch and delivery updates that planners and supervisors can follow.
Approvals and reports
Role-based approvals and dashboards that show what needs attention now.
AI and integrations
Connections to accounting and other tools, plus AI helpers for summaries, classification and document handling where they fit.
What to think about first
Start with stock accuracy
Most manufacturing and distribution systems depend on correct stock figures. If they cannot be trusted, planning and purchasing fall back on phone calls and guesswork. A good first step is often to control how material is received, moved and issued, with barcode or mobile capture where it is practical. Once stock is reliable, planning and costing become far more useful.
Connect the shop floor and the office
Supervisors know what is happening on the floor, but managers often see it much later. Simple job updates from a tablet or phone can show status, material use and delays as they happen. Screens for the floor should be short and quick to use, because long forms tend to be left until the end of a shift or skipped.
Handling your own way of working
Bills of materials, job work, batch tracking, quality checks and multiple warehouses vary a lot between businesses. A custom system can follow your actual rules, or sit alongside a standard product and fill the gaps it leaves. A review of your current process helps decide which is sensible.
Common questions
Can you add only one module, such as inventory?
Yes. A phased approach can start with one module and connect to your existing accounting or other systems.
Can operators use phones or tablets?
Yes. Mobile screens can be built for receipts, issues, job updates and quality checks, with offline support where needed.
Is custom ERP always better than a product?
No. If your processes are standard, a product may fit well. Our comparison guide covers how to decide.
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