Plan, produce and cost every work order
Manufacturing ERP
ERPTotal takes a sales order through material planning, work orders and shop-floor execution to finished goods — with actual production cost compared against standard on every batch.
What changes for you
- Standard vs actual
- cost on every batch
- Full
- batch traceability
- Planned
- material availability
The problem
What usually goes wrong in manufacturing operations
- Material shortages are discovered after production starts
- Actual production cost is never compared with the standard cost
- Scrap and rework are absorbed silently into overheads
- Traceability from finished goods back to raw batches is manual
The flow
How manufacturing work runs in ERPTotal
Each stage hands the next one its data. Nothing is re-keyed, and the cost picture updates as the work moves.
- 1
Demand & planning
Convert sales orders and forecasts into a production plan with capacity checked.
- 2
Material requirement
Explode the BOM, net off available stock, and raise purchase requests for shortages.
- 3
Work order release
Issue work orders to the shop floor with routing, machines and target output.
- 4
Production execution
Record material issue, machine hours, labour and output stage by stage.
- 5
Quality control
Inspect at goods receipt, in process and before dispatch, with rejection and rework logged.
- 6
Costing & closure
Close the work order with actual versus standard cost and variance analysis.
Modules
What you get with Manufacturing ERP
Every module below is part of the same platform and the same ledger — not a bolt-on.
Multi-level BOM
Nested bills of materials with alternates, scrap allowance and version control.
MRP & planning
Material and capacity planning that respects lead times and reorder policy.
Shop floor control
Work order tracking by operation, machine and operator.
Quality management
Inspection plans, parameters, rejection handling and supplier quality history.
Batch traceability
Full genealogy from raw material batch to delivered finished goods.
Production costing
Material, labour and overhead absorbed per work order with variance reporting.
Questions
Manufacturing ERP — FAQs
- Does ERPTotal support process as well as discrete manufacturing?
- Yes. Discrete assembly uses work orders and routings, while process manufacturing uses batch production with yield and by-product handling.
- Can we trace a finished product back to its raw material batches?
- Batch and serial genealogy is maintained through every production stage, so a recall or quality query traces both forward and backward.
- Is subcontracted or job-work production supported?
- Material issued to subcontractors is tracked as your stock at their location, with job-work charges costed into the finished item.
See the manufacturing flow with your own data
We will walk through a live system configured for your operation — no slides.
