Manufacturing ERP · Rhealo Technologies

A workflow across the whole team

We discuss how a manufacturing workflow carries those inputs into production records, quality checks and costing, including rework and partial output.

Parts of the proposed journey

Production planning & scheduling
Bill of materials & work order management
Quality control checkpoints
Raw material & supply chain tracking
Shop-floor data collection & reporting

In practice

Manufacturing ERP: a practical example

Start with one production order and compare planned inputs with actual output. Include rework and a delayed material delivery. Decide which records must be shared between production, stores and finance in the first stage.

An illustrative scenario to discuss when planning your project.

Products, solutions & services

Choose the next step for your project

This solution starts with the business workflow and the information people need to share. The products below are potential foundations; the services cover the work needed to make the agreed setup fit your team. Suitability is reviewed in the walkthrough before the implementation scope is confirmed.

Recommended product foundations

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Implementation services

Process AutomationRepeated copying and chasing approvals make a process slow, but automating an unclear process can make the confusion faster.View details →System IntegrationIntegration work starts where responsibilities cross between systems.View details →Business AnalysisA requirement is useful when the delivery team and the business understand it in the same way.View details →Test ConsultingIf releases keep producing the same surprises, the testing approach may need attention before another tool is added.View details →

Tell us the goal, the systems you use and where the handover becomes difficult. We will use that context to shape a focused next step.

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