ERP for manufacturers
Plan, produce and cost every batch, from raw material to dispatch.
Problems we fix for manufacturing
Each one is a cost you carry today. Here is how the system removes it.
Production is planned in spreadsheets that nobody trusts by Wednesday
Raw material runs out mid-run, or sits idle for months
Nobody can say what a unit really costs to make
A normal day, in the system
Each step updates the next one automatically. Nobody retypes anything.
- 1Sales order confirmed
- 2Materials planned and purchased
- 3Work order runs on the floor
- 4Finished goods costed and dispatched
Short films of businesses like yours.
Each one follows a working day in ERPNext, about two minutes. Sample businesses, fictional figures.
Set up for manufacturing
- Bills of materialsRecipes and multi-level BOMs with versions and substitutes.
- Production planningWork orders raised from sales orders and forecasts, sequenced by capacity.
- Shop floorJob cards on a tablet: start, stop, quantity, scrap, operator.
- Material controlBatch and expiry tracking from receiving to finished goods.
- CostingMaterial, labour and overhead rolled into a true cost per unit.
- QualityInspections at receiving, in process and before dispatch.

- Production plan against actual
- Material consumption variance
- Cost per batch
- Machine and operator output
What it runs on
6 modules working on one database. Open any one to see what it does.






Asked in every first meeting
Can ERPNext handle multi-level bills of materials?
Yes. A finished product can contain sub-assemblies, each with its own bill of materials, operations and cost.
Do operators need a computer each?
No. Job cards run on a shared tablet or a phone on the floor, so operators record work where it happens.
What does an ERP for manufacturing cost?
It depends on your users, locations and modules. Answer four quick questions and see your estimate on the page.
See the price for your manufacturing business
Four quick steps. You see your estimate on the page, with a brochure made for your business.


