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For Manufacturing BusinessesUpcoming

Connect Raw Materials, Production and Sales in One ERP.

Manufacturing is upcoming in AYBN ERP. Production will draw raw materials from the stock you already manage in AYBN, add finished goods back for sale, and post production cost to the books.

Explore How It Will Work

AYBN ERP — From Lead to Ledger, Everything Connected.

How manufacturing will connectConcept
  1. PurchaseRaw materials in, available today
  2. Bill of materials (upcoming)What goes into each product
  3. Production (upcoming)Materials issued, WIP tracked
  4. Finished goods (upcoming)Into stock, ready to sell
  5. Sales and deliveryAvailable today
Manufacturing Businesses: the challenges

Where small manufacturers lose track of material and cost.

When production is tracked in a notebook, the ERP knows what you bought and what you sold, but not what happened in between.

  • Material planning by hand

    Nobody can say whether there is enough raw material for the next customer order.

  • Consumption not recorded

    Raw material leaves the store for the shop floor without a document, so stock drifts.

  • Finished goods counted separately

    Output is counted on the floor and keyed into stock later, if at all.

  • Unknown production cost

    Material, labour and overheads are not added up per batch of output.

  • Orders promised without capacity

    Sales commits to dates without knowing what production can deliver.

How it will work

How production will connect your purchasing and your sales.

Purchasing, raw material stock, sales orders, deliveries, invoices and payments run in AYBN ERP today. Production, in the middle, is upcoming.

  • StepAvailable today
  • StepUpcoming
  • Not linked yet

The manufacturing workflow

  1. Purchase
  2. Raw Material
  3. Inventory
  4. Production (upcoming)
  5. Finished Goods (upcoming)
  6. Stock
  7. Sales Order
  8. Delivery
  9. Invoice
  10. Payment

Steps with a clock are upcoming. Adding finished goods to stock from production is part of the upcoming release.

  1. Purchase and raw material

    Supplier bills bring raw materials into the store you choose, with batch and cost, today.

    Purchase Invoicing module page
  2. Inventory

    Raw material stock by store and batch, units and conversions, and minimum levels, today.

    Inventory module page
  3. Bill of materials and production order

    Upcoming

    Versioned bills of materials and production orders linked to customer orders, with shortages listed.

    Manufacturing module page
  4. Production

    Upcoming

    Materials will be issued to production, with partial completion, scrap, rework and WIP tracked.

    Manufacturing module page
  5. Finished goods into stock

    Upcoming

    Finished goods will be received into stock with batch or serial numbers, ready to sell.

    Manufacturing module page
  6. Sales order, delivery, invoice and payment

    Orders, partial deliveries, GST invoices and payments are live today.

    Sales Orders module page

Entered once, used everywhere: Production will use the same items, stores and batches as your purchasing and sales, and post its cost to the same books, so material used, finished goods and margins will stay in step without a separate production register.

AYBN ERP for manufacturers

What AYBN ERP will do for a manufacturer.

The production capabilities are upcoming. The purchasing, stock, sales and accounts around them are live today.

Available today

  • Raw material purchasing

    Problem: Raw material cost is not known per batch.

    Purchase invoices add stock by store and batch, with cost per unit.

    Learn more about Purchase Invoicing
  • Units and conversions

    Problem: Materials are bought in one unit and used in another.

    Buy in one unit and use or sell in another; stock stays in the item’s base unit, and each document keeps its own conversion.

    Learn more about Inventory
  • Sales orders and deliveries

    Problem: Customer orders and dispatches are tracked apart.

    Orders with partial deliveries, and invoices built from the challans.

    Learn more about Sales Orders

What it will do

Upcoming

These capabilities are upcoming. They are not available yet, and we do not publish dates until we can commit to them.

  • Bills of materials

    Upcoming

    Problem: What goes into each product is known only to the supervisor.

    Versioned bills of materials with components, outputs, scrap and yield.

    Learn more about Manufacturing
  • Production orders and material issue

    Upcoming

    Problem: Raw material leaves the store without a document.

    Production orders with reservations and shortages, and materials issued and returned.

    Learn more about Manufacturing
  • Work in progress and finished goods

    Upcoming

    Problem: Output is keyed into stock later, if at all.

    Partial completion, scrap and rework, and finished goods received into stock.

    Learn more about Manufacturing
  • Production costing and planning

    Upcoming

    Problem: Production cost is a guess.

    Material, labour and overhead costs, planned versus actual, and demand planning.

    Learn more about Manufacturing
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Business benefits

What it will mean for manufacturers

  • Material you can plan

    Production orders will list the materials needed and the shortages to buy.

  • Stock that matches the floor

    Material issues and finished goods receipts will move stock as production happens.

  • Known production cost

    Material, labour and overheads will add up per production run.

  • Sales that know what is ready

    Finished goods will be in stock for orders, challans and invoices.

  • One set of books

    Production cost will post to the same accounts as purchases and sales.

Before and after

Manufacturing before AYBN, and with AYBN ERP.

Manufacturing Businesses: how work is done before AYBN, and with AYBN ERP
Before AYBNWith AYBN ERP
Raw material bills in a separate registerPurchase invoices that add raw material stock with cost
Orders and dispatches tracked apartSales orders with partial deliveries and invoices from challans
Recipes in the supervisor’s headVersioned bills of materialsUpcoming
Material taken to the floor without a slipMaterial issued to a production orderUpcoming
Output counted on the floorFinished goods received into stockUpcoming
Production cost estimatedMaterial, labour and overhead costingUpcoming
Use cases

How manufacturers use AYBN ERP day to day

What you can do today, and what the upcoming release will add.

  • Buying raw materials

    Enter supplier bills that add raw material stock by store and batch, with cost.

  • Selling finished products

    Take customer orders, deliver in parts and invoice from the challans.

  • Upcoming

    Planning a production run

    Check the bill of materials and the shortages before production starts.

  • Upcoming

    Recording production

    Issue materials, record output, scrap and rework, and receive finished goods.

  • Upcoming

    Costing a batch

    Compare planned and actual cost for each production run.

Explore the modules

The AYBN ERP modules behind this solution

Each module works on the same customers, items, stores and accounts.

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Guides and articles

Guides for manufacturers

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FAQ

Manufacturing Businesses: common questions

Is manufacturing available in AYBN ERP today?

Not yet. Manufacturing is upcoming. We do not publish dates until we can commit to them. You can get updates on it from this page.

What can a manufacturer use in AYBN ERP today?

Raw material purchasing, stock by store and batch, units and conversions, sales orders with partial deliveries, GST invoices, payments, accounting and GST reports are available today.

Will production update stock and accounts?

Yes, when it arrives. Material issues will reduce raw material stock, finished goods receipts will add to stock, and production cost will post to the books.

Want to know when Manufacturing arrives?

Get updates on manufacturing in AYBN ERP, or book a demo of the purchasing, stock, sales and accounts you can run today.