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Manufacturing and distribution software for factories and FMCG brands

Raw materials, production, quality, warehouses, distributors and sales reps on one system. Know what each batch cost, where it went and what your market is ordering.

What the system covers

Production planning

Plan runs from orders and stock, and record what each line produced.

Raw materials

Stock, purchase orders and usage per batch, with a warning before you run short.

Batches and quality

Every batch numbered, tested and traceable from material to customer.

Warehouses

Finished goods across plants and depots, with transfers recorded at both ends.

Distributors and reps

Orders, credit limits and payments for each distributor, and an app for reps in the market.

Cost and margin

What each batch and product really cost, and what it earned.

One system, a clear screen for each person

Production

Sees the plan, records output and flags downtime.

Stores and quality

Issues materials, tests batches and releases stock.

Sales and distribution

Takes orders, manages distributors and loads trucks.

Management

Follows output, cost and sales by product and region.

Packages

Three ways to start

Every package is quoted for your business after a short discovery call. Pick the one closest to where you are.

Plant

One factory with its own sales team.

  • Materials and stock
  • Production records
  • Orders and invoices
  • Reports

Manufacturer

Several lines and a distributor network.

  • Everything in Plant
  • Batches and quality control
  • Distributor portal
  • Sales rep app

Group

Several plants or brands.

  • Everything in Manufacturer
  • All plants on one system
  • Cost and margin by product
  • Custom integrations

Questions we are asked most

Yes. Each batch keeps a record of the materials it used, the tests it passed and every order it went out on.

Yes. Reps use an app to visit outlets, take orders and collect payments, and it works offline until they find a network.

Yes. Each distributor has a credit limit, a balance and a history, and orders over the limit go for approval.

It can feed them. Sales, purchases and costs flow into accounting, either inside the system or into the package you already use.

See it working for a business like yours

Tell us about your factory and distribution network and we will walk you through what we would build.