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For small manufacturers and producers

Production planning and stock for small manufacturers

If you make what you sell, OpesFlux connects bills of materials, production planning and work orders to your stock, purchasing and invoicing, so materials, finished goods and sales all live in one system.

Where small producers lose time

Recipes and bills of materials in spreadsheets

Build multi-level bills of materials, so sub-assemblies and their components roll up into the finished product.

Running short of materials mid-run

The master production schedule and material requirements planning (MRP) work out what materials a plan needs against what you have.

Not knowing what a batch really cost

Work orders record materials and labour, so you can compare actual cost with standard cost.

Production separate from sales and invoicing

Finished goods go into the same stock that your sales orders and invoices draw from.

What you get

  • Multi-level bills of materials
  • Master production schedule (MPS)
  • Material requirements planning (MRP)
  • Work orders with materials and labour
  • Actual vs standard cost
  • Purchase orders for materials
  • Sales orders, invoices and stock
  • Accounts and payroll in the same system

Which plan fits

Talk to us: manufacturing is set up per company, and most producers also need purchasing and accounts.

When OpesFlux isn't the right fit

OpesFlux doesn't track batch or lot numbers through production, and isn't built for shop-floor machine scheduling.

Questions we get asked

Yes. Bills of materials can contain sub-assemblies with their own components.

Yes. The master production schedule and MRP work out material requirements from your production plan.

See it with your own products

Book a 20-minute demo with someone from the team that builds OpesFlux. We'll show you the parts that matter to your business.

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