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Manufacturing

Manufacturing ERP software for connected materials, stock and costs

Manufacturers depend on materials arriving on time, stock being accurate and costs being understood. Omnegic ERP connects procurement, stores, sales and finance around your production operation.

Illustrative Omnegic inventory overview with sample stock value by location, reorder alerts and weekly movements.
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Common challenges

What holds manufacturing businesses back

  • Raw material shortages stop the line

    Stores and purchasing work from different information, so shortages are discovered when production needs the material.

  • Unclear product costs

    Material, overhead and labour costs are compiled in spreadsheets, making it hard to price confidently.

  • Stock spread across stages

    Raw materials, work in progress and finished goods are tracked inconsistently across stores and the factory floor.

  • Sales and production out of step

    Sales commits to delivery dates without visibility of materials or finished goods available.

Example workflows

How work flows through Omnegic

Simplified examples. Your actual workflow is mapped and configured during implementation.

Material replenishment

  1. 1Stock falls below reorder level
  2. 2Stores raises a requisition
  3. 3Purchase order approved and issued
  4. 4Material received into raw-material store
  5. 5Supplier bill matched and posted

Order to dispatch

  1. 1Customer order confirmed
  2. 2Finished-goods availability checked
  3. 3Goods dispatched from finished-goods store
  4. 4Invoice posted to receivables

Business outcomes

What you can expect to improve

Practical improvements that come from connected information, without guaranteed figures.

  • FBR-ready invoicing and AI demand planning

    Sales tax invoices go to FBR in real time, and AI demand forecasts help plan materials and production ahead of orders.

  • Fewer material surprises

    Reorder levels and open purchase orders show what is coming and what is short.

  • Better cost understanding

    Material purchase costs and stock value are recorded consistently.

  • Reliable delivery commitments

    Sales sees finished-goods availability before promising dates.

  • Accountable stores

    Every material issue and receipt has a reference.

Specialised requirements we confirm with you

Production-specific requirements such as bills of materials, production orders, routing, work-in-progress costing and quality control vary widely between manufacturers. These are reviewed against your process during evaluation and confirmed before implementation.

FAQ

Manufacturing ERP questions

Does Omnegic ERP handle bills of materials and production orders?

Production requirements such as bills of materials, production orders and work-in-progress costing differ significantly between manufacturers. We review your production process during evaluation and confirm what is supported for your case before you commit.

Can we track raw materials and finished goods separately?

Yes. Stock can be held in separate warehouses or stores, for example raw-material stores and finished-goods stores, with movements recorded between them.

Can stores raise purchase requests?

Yes. Store staff can raise purchase requisitions that are approved before a purchase order is issued.

Is Omnegic suitable for small manufacturers?

Omnegic is designed for growing businesses replacing spreadsheets and disconnected tools. Suitability depends on your processes, which is why we start with a review of how you work today.

What information should we prepare for a manufacturing demo?

A list of your main product lines, how materials are purchased and stored, how production is recorded today, and the reports management relies on.

Map your production operation to Omnegic

Book a manufacturing-focused demo and review your materials, stores and costing requirements.