Manufacturing & warehousingWhen CRM, ERP and inventory disagree, catch it before production starts.
Orders, BOMs and stock sit in separate systems, and versions drift apart. We connect them read-only and check each order line, so your team only handles what differs.
Talk to usThe problem
Systems that do not talk
The same order and item look different in CRM, ERP and the stock system, so people compare them by hand.
BOMs without version control
Engineering changes a BOM and nobody downstream hears. Nobody can say which version an order used.
Stock that is not really available
The count can include scrap and rejected goods, so materials are still short when the line starts.
What it looks like
Connect the systems
One item, three names, becomes one record.
Check every order line
Lines that match stay quiet. The rest come with a reason.
See what changed in the BOM
Changes between versions are listed, with the open orders they may affect.
Illustration only. Names and figures are made up.
Why it works
Read-only, so nothing breaks
We never write to your ERP or change your BOMs, so the pilot carries no risk to production.
A reason for every difference
A flagged order line says what differs and why, so your planners act on it instead of re-checking it.
Proven on new orders
We agree the measure first and test on orders the rules have never seen, so the result is real.
How we approach it
Start with one process
Walk through real orders with your team, measure today's time and errors, and pick the biggest loss.
Connect read-only
We use scheduled exports or read-only access. Your ERP and engineering BOMs stay as they are.
Show what needs a decision
Each order line says matched, different or not enough data, with the reason. Your planners still release the work.
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Common questions
Do we have to replace our ERP?
No. We work on top of the systems you have and do not write back to them.
Do you rewrite our BOMs?
No. Your engineers own the BOM. We show the differences and who needs to decide.
Our data is messy. Can we still start?
Yes. Finding what is missing or inconsistent is the first result, and it tells us what to fix first.
How do we know it worked?
We agree on the measures first, such as checking time per order line and wrong-material releases, and test on new orders.
Start with one small pilot.
Tell us the task. We will say whether it is worth doing.