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Manufacturing ERP for Factories and Production Plants

Plan manufacturing, see the real cost per product and connect warehouse, purchasing, quality and finance in one cloud platform.

In short

What is a manufacturing ERP?

A manufacturing ERP is business management software that brings production planning, manufacturing orders, the bill of materials (BOM), inventory, purchasing, quality and finance of a factory into one platform. Kondory's ERP runs in the cloud and calculates the real cost of each product.

What changes on the plant floor

  • Orders are scheduled and tracked in the system, not on paper.
  • Each product's cost comes from what was actually consumed.
  • Warehouse, purchasing, quality and finance work from the same data.
  • Every lot is traced from raw material to finished product.
See what each module does
Production manager checks order progress on a tablet in a metalworking plant
8 connected modules

Modules for your factory

Each module covers one plant process and connects with the rest. Running a textile plant? See our garment ERP and apparel manufacturing software.

app.planta.co/modulos
Production planning Production schedule · week 42

Schedule manufacturing orders and organize routes, work centers and plant capacity.

Capacity used
82%
Scheduled orders
24
Work centers
6
CodeDetailStatus
L-01 Mixing · MO-2318, MO-2320 Mon–Tue
L-02 Baking · MO-2318 Tue
L-03 Packing · MO-2317 Done
L-04 Mixing · MO-2319 No RM

Pick a module to see its screen. Sample screen with fictitious data.

Warning signs

When a factory needs an ERP

  1. 01

    Product cost is worked out in Excel, weeks after the product was sold.

  2. 02

    To know how much raw material is left, someone has to go count it in the warehouse.

  3. 03

    Order progress is asked over WhatsApp and written on paper boards.

  4. 04

    Quality, purchasing and accounting each work from their own spreadsheet.

Worked example

From estimated cost to the real cost of each product

When an order closes, the ERP adds up what was really consumed: materials with their scrap, logged labor hours and the plant overhead share. You see the variance against standard before setting prices.

MO-2317 · Granola 1 kg · 900 u Sample data
Materials
$1,610
Direct labor
$455
Overhead
$330
Scrap above standard
$85
Standard cost per unit
$2,390
Real cost per unit
$2,480

+3.8% over standard: cane sugar scrap explains the gap.

Implementation

How we get the ERP running in your plant

If your operation needs something more specific, we also build custom software.

  1. Plant walkthrough

    We look at your lines, warehouses and current forms, and define work centers, routes and what will be measured.

  2. Setup

    We load products, formulas (BOM), suppliers and opening stock, and fit permissions and reports to your plant.

  3. Training by role

    Operators, supervisors, warehouse and finance learn only what they will use, with their own data.

  4. Go-live and support

    We stay with you through the first real orders and keep supporting you. If something does not fit, we adapt it.

Warehouse assistant scans the label on a pallet of raw material
Loading opening stock

Ready to start your project?

Tell us your idea and receive a proposal tailored to you.

Consultation · Online · 30 minutes

Common questions

Frequently asked questions

What is an ERP and what does it do for a factory?
An ERP integrates production, warehouse, purchasing, quality and finance in one platform to remove information silos. In a factory it lets you schedule manufacturing orders, control raw materials and know the real cost of every product.
Who needs an ERP for manufacturers?
Factories, industrial workshops and production plants that want to bring order to their manufacturing. The system has views for plant management, production managers, purchasing and warehouse, and finance and accounting.
Which modules should a manufacturing ERP have?
At a minimum: production planning, manufacturing orders, bill of materials (BOM), raw material inventory, quality control, purchasing and suppliers, and finance and costing. Our ERP also covers workforce and shifts.
Can the ERP be customized?
Yes. Production routes, formulas, work centers, permissions and reports are configured to your plant. For anything beyond the standard setup, we can build it as custom software development.
Does the ERP run in the cloud?
Yes. You access it from a computer, tablet or smartphone with no installation, with automatic backups and high availability.
Is there a version for garment factories?
Yes. For the textile sector we offer apparel manufacturing software with technical specs, workshop control and lot traceability. Explore more in our software solutions.
Get to know the system

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Choose a time that works for you. We will review your operation and answer your questions about the system.

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