Manufacturing Software for the Shop Floor's Office.

When that is the better route, yes, and a paid discovery says which. Where your ERP or accounting system handles the standard case well, the higher-value work is the layer the spreadsheets are standing in for — estimating, travellers, quality packages — built around your process and integrated with the system you keep. Where the ERP itself is the problem, we implement one system of record for production, inventory, purchasing and scheduling, built custom or on Odoo or ERPNext, and run it for you under a monthly managed service. On either route accounting and payroll stay on the tools your accountant works in, fed by the system.

We work with the data your MES or machines already produce. Where it sits in a system with an interface, we pull it into the office view so estimates, travellers and job costs reflect what is really happening on the floor.

Narrowly and in phases, with the first phase aimed at a single workflow that is measurably costing you — most often estimating or the documentation package. That gives you working software early, a real basis for judging whether to continue, and a scope small enough that the absence of a prior manufacturing reference is a manageable risk rather than a gamble.

You do, and the data in it is yours and exportable. Hosting, data location, access control and export are settled in the scope agreement before a build starts — the Trust Center sets out the questions we work through on every project.

It depends on what you need first and what it connects to. On the 30-minute call we map how work moves through your operation and give you a rough cost range. Builds are phased so the piece that removes the biggest constraint ships first, rather than waiting on a complete system.