ERP for manufacturing.
Products that are recipes of components, runs that turn raw material into finished goods, and a unit cost you can only trust if every posting is real: Essentix runs the line from bill of materials to costed output.
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What a plant carries between raw material and finished goods.
- Bills of materials
- Every product is a structured recipe of components and quantities, each with its own cost.
- Production orders
- A run consumes raw material from stock and yields finished goods, with work in progress sitting real in between.
- Raw-material supply
- Procurement has to feed the line to the size of demand, without tying up cash in overstock.
- Run costing
- Material, labour, and overhead all land on the run, or the unit cost you quote is a guess.
How Essentix runs it
The same domains you saw in Features, mapped onto how a plant works.
- Bills of materials
- Each product has a bill of materials of components and quantities. A production order issues exactly what the bill requires, no more. Runs inManufacturing
- Production orders
- A production order consumes raw material from stock and receives finished goods back. Work in progress sits between the two as real, tracked value. Runs inInventory
- Raw-material procurement
- Components are bought on purchase orders sized to production demand. Receipts match the order and update both stock and cost. Runs inTrading
- WIP and finished goods
- Raw, work in progress, and finished goods are separate stock states under one count. Movements between them are posted, not estimated. Runs inInventory
- Costing per run
- Material, labour, and overhead post against each production order. The finished unit cost is built from real postings rather than a standard guess. Runs inAccounting
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