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Manufacturing software for small producers
Track materials in and finished goods out, cost a batch honestly, and invoice against the order that started it.
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Manufacturing: what you'll open every day
The whole platform is included either way — these are simply the parts you'll live in.
- ProductsDefine a product once — price, tax rate, stock — and use it on every quote, order and invoice without typing it again.
- SuppliersKeep every supplier, what you buy from them and what you've spent with them on one record.
- QuotesPrice the work properly, send it as a PDF in your customer's language, and convert the accepted quote without retyping a line.
- OrdersRecord what was agreed, track what's gone out, and convert the order into an invoice without re-entering a line.
- Fixed assetsTrack what you own, what it's worth now, and what you made or lost when you sold it.
- InvoicingSend a compliant invoice in your customer's language in under a minute — and keep every one of them in the same place as the customer, the product and the payment.
And everything else, included
There's no industry edition and no module you have to buy separately. Every plan includes every part of ERPFlow — what changes between plans is volume and team size, not which parts you can open.
Materials and finished goods on one list
What you buy and what you sell are products in the same catalog, each with its own SKU, cost and stock level. Suppliers sit beside the materials you buy from them, so when a price moves you can see what it does to the things you make from it.
What did that batch actually cost?
Purchases go in as expenses against real suppliers, stock moves as you use and produce, and every movement leaves a trail you can inspect. That's enough to answer the costing question most small producers guess at — without pretending to be an MRP system.
From order to invoice, once
A customer order records what was agreed. When it ships, convert it into an invoice with the lines carried across, each one still pointing back at the order line behind it. Machinery lives in the fixed-asset register with its value and running costs, so the capital side of the business is in the same place as the trading side.
FAQ
Manufacturing — common questions
Everything you need to know about ERPFlow. Can't find the answer? We're here to help.
Contact usDoes ERPFlow do bills of materials or production orders?
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Run your whole business in one place — and pay for it like a founder, not an enterprise.
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