Cut the losses
What that job actually cost you.
Material, outsourcing, machine time and labour, added up per job from what the floor really did. So you find out which orders make money while you can still do something about it.
The pain today
What it looks like now.
- You quote from last year's sheet and a feeling in your stomach.
- Some orders lose money and you never find out which ones.
- Rework runs the job twice and is costed once.
- When a client pushes on price you have no numbers to push back with.
How Prodman ERP fixes it
What changes for you.
- Actual job costing built from captured production. Material consumed, outsourcing, machine time and labour.
- Costing is per configuration, so a job with three parts is costed as three parts.
- Labour cost by job, from the roster and the entries tied to real people.
- Scrap and rework land in the cost of the job that caused them.
- A receivable register and an invoice register alongside, so the money side of a job is in one place.
How it works
Step by step on the floor.
- 1 The floor captures good, scrap and machine time
- 2 Material consumption is backflushed
- 3 Labour is attributed from the roster
- 4 The job carries its real cost
per job
actual cost, not an average
Cut the losses
per job
actual cost, not an average
Straight answers
Questions owners ask about this.
No. Today Prodman ERP costs the job it actually ran. Estimating, which prices a job you have not won yet, is on the roadmap.
Money reports are permission-gated, so cost visibility is something you grant deliberately rather than something everyone gets.
Stop putting out fires. Start seeing the floor.
Book a 30-minute demo and we will show you Prodman ERP on a factory like yours. We take only a few factories each quarter, because we set up every one of them on site, by hand.
Taking on a limited group this quarter