Run the floor
Set up around how you already make things.
One core engine. Your trade supplies the stages, the units and the fields. Printing is live and upholstery comes next, on the same engine. No separate version, no second product.
The pain today
What it looks like now.
- Software built for everyone forces your process into someone else's boxes.
- Every trade has its own stages, units and paperwork.
- A separate printing product and a separate upholstery product would drift apart within a year.
How Prodman ERP fixes it
What changes for you.
- Define your own stages in order, give each one a unit, and point it at a machine or an outside vendor.
- Skip stages on a job when you are making only part of the product.
- Printing comes fully set up. Farmas and UPs, A/B and C/D printing, a plate store, foam-aware boxing.
- A stage sent outside is tracked as it leaves and as it comes back.
- A new trade is a setting we change, not new code.
How it works
Step by step on the floor.
- 1 Define your stages
- 2 Map them to machines or vendors
- 3 Assign them to items
- 4 The floor enters work against them
1
core engine, every trade
Run the floor
1
core engine, every trade
Straight answers
Questions owners ask about this.
If you make it in ordered stages, yes. Have a look at Verticals to see the fit.
No. Sent out and received back are both tracked, and the work still counts as work in progress.
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