Recipes
- Version history for recipe changes
- Materials, scrap, by-products, and work steps
- Batch size estimates using current material costs
Manufacturing
Make it, cost it, trace it.
Make products from recipes, follow production orders, and review the cost of each batch.
- Plan what to make
- Check and release batches
- Trace and recall stock
- Review actual batch costs
Product screenshots are being prepared. Explore the Manufacturing guide below for the current workflows.
Manufacturing workflow
From recipe to finished batch
Keep the recipe, material lots, work, and output together in one production record.
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Step 1: Prepare a recipe
Choose the made product, materials, work steps, and expected batch size.
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Step 2: Plan production
Check materials and plan a production order for the quantity you need.
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Step 3: Record the work
Issue material lots, log labour and machine time, and record good and rejected units.
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Step 4: Review the batch
Review actual costs and follow the materials used in the finished batch.
Feature detail
Everything in Manufacturing
A closer look at what you get when you add Manufacturing to your workflow.
Production orders
- Material checks and holds
- Material issues, returns, and work logs
- Partial output and finished batches
Batch costs and trace
- Materials, labour, power, and overhead costs
- Normal and abnormal production loss
- Batch records and material lot trace
Quality checks and recalls
- Versioned checks and cure dates
- Independent quality release and quarantined stock
- Recall deadlines, notices, returns and FDA reports
Factory work and tax
- Approved piece counts flow to Payroll earnings
- Supplier services and recovered components in batch costs
- Business-set excise rates, CSV returns and stamp serials
- Shop-floor phone screens come with the mobile app update
Planning, jobs and month end
- Whole-batch suggestions and a material buy list
- Customer jobs, private materials and partial deliveries
- Factory actuals, applied costs and month closing
FAQ
Common questions about Manufacturing
Start with batch production and the modules your business needs.
Yes. Manufacturing uses Inventory products, material lots, locations, and stock movements. Inventory is added when you select Manufacturing.
Accounting is optional. When enabled and configured, production costs can post to the ledger.
Yes. Define checks on recipe versions, hold batches until an independent quality lead releases them, and manage recalls with deadlines, notices, returns and an FDA report. The shop-floor server supports timers, material issues and output recording; the phone screens come with the mobile app update.
Related modules
Pair Manufacturing with these for a more complete workflow.
How Manufacturing connects
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Inventory
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Manufacturing
Inventory supplies products, stock, material lots, and locations.
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Manufacturing
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Accounting
Optional Accounting integration records production costs in the ledger.
- Accounting Move from invoices and bills to reconciled books and financial statements, with review at every important step.
- POS Fast checkout with controls for staff and sales.
- Inventory Know what you have, what is selling, and what to reorder.
- Asset Management Track assets from acquisition to disposal with QR-ready controls.
- Procurement Control requests, quotes, orders and receipts without spreadsheet drift.
- CRM Capture leads, move deals, send quotes, and keep finance in sync without scattered tools.
- Pharmacy Manage drug stock, sales and dispensing with confidence.
- Restaurant Run your tables, kitchen and menu from one screen.
- Payroll Calculate pay using configured Ghana statutory rules, review exceptions, approve the run, and track disbursements with a clear audit trail.
- Human Resources Give people operations one reliable home.
Manufacturing
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