One integrated platform

Production and capacity planning are at the core of any ERP system built for manufacturing. ERP aligns demand, materials, machines, and labor into one coordinated plan, ensuring orders are delivered on time and cost-efficiently. It helps manufacturers anticipate constraints, balance workloads, and adjust quickly when priorities shift. With ERP, planning isn’t guesswork. It’s a precise, data-driven process that drives better performance and higher customer satisfaction.

A Warehouse Management System (WMS) ensures full control over your inventory, storage locations, and internal logistics. It enables efficient inbound, picking, packing, and outbound processes, reducing errors and speeding up fulfillment. With real-time visibility, you know exactly where every item is, how stock is moving, and what’s running low. A strong WMS turns your warehouse from a cost center into a strategic advantage.

Integrating CRM and CPQ into an ERP system streamlines sales, planning, and production by unifying customer and product data. CRM enables better forecasting and communication, while CPQ allows fast, accurate quoting of complex products. Together, they reduce errors, shorten lead times, and improve customer satisfaction, all from one system.

Automated workflows turn fragmented, manual tasks into seamless, consistent operations. From sales quotes to machine downtime, automation connects systems, people, and data to trigger the right actions in real time, reducing errors, speeding execution, and keeping your business running smoothly under pressure.

Shopfloor Control (SFC) gives real-time visibility into what’s happening on your production floor. It tracks work orders, labor, machines, and materials as they move through each production step. With live data from operators or machines, you can monitor progress, identify issues early, and adjust plans instantly. SFC bridges the gap between planning and execution, turning plans into results with control and precision.

Toolshop management ensures that critical tools, dies, molds, and fixtures are available, maintained, and traceable across production. It helps prevent downtime by keeping tools in optimal condition and automating calibration, repairs, and inventory. With centralized control and integration to production and ERP, it ensures the right tool is always ready for the right job. A well-managed toolshop increases efficiency, prolongs tool life, and safeguards production quality.