Details

An ERP system tailored for pillow manufacturing streamlines operations improves efficiency, and enhances profitability. It integrates various business functions into a centralized platform for managing:

• Inventory: Tracks raw materials, work-in-progress, and finished products.

• Productivity: Schedules production runs, manages labor and equipment, and monitors quality control.

• Sales and Orders: Processes customer orders, manages sales channels, and tracks shipments.

• Purchases: Manages supplier relationships, negotiates prices, and places purchase orders.

• Finance: Handles accounting, payroll, and financial reporting.

Stock Management:

• Product Catalog: Create and manage a comprehensive product catalog, including variants, pricing, and availability.

• Stock Levels: Track real-time stock levels for each product.

• Inventory Valuation: Calculate the value of your inventory using different valuation methods (e.g., FIFO, LIFO, average cost).

• Stock Adjustments: Adjust stock levels manually or automatically to account for losses, gains, or physical counts.

Product Movements:

• Purchase Orders: Create purchase orders to procure products from suppliers.

• Vendor Management: Manage vendor relationships, track purchase history, and negotiate terms.

• Receiving: Receive products into your inventory based on purchase orders.

• Sales Orders: Track products sold from your inventory through sales orders.

• Delivery Orders: Create delivery orders to ship products to customers.

• Returns: Handle product returns and manage refunds or exchanges.

Warehouse Management:

• Warehouse Locations: Define different warehouse locations and assign products to specific locations.

• Lot Tracking: Track products by lot number to manage expiration dates or traceability requirements.

• Serial Number Tracking: Track products by serial number for unique items.

• Barcode Scanning: Use barcode scanning to streamline inventory processes and reduce errors.

Manufacturing:

• Manufacturing orders: Manage your products into assembly lines or manual assembly.

• Work orders: Launch production of items needed in the final assembly of your products.

• Repair orders: Manage repairs of items under warranty or as a service.

• Unbilled orders: Disassemble a finished product and recuperate components.

• Organize work orders: Have access to all available resources and plan with your production.

• Workcenter Capacity: Use the MRP Scheduler to schedule your work at each center, based on their OEE and capacity.

• Manage Bill of Materials: Keep track of the availability of items in stock and production time.

• Create multi-level Bills of Materials: Set a Bill of Materials within another to manufacture components of a product in another Bill of Materials