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Plan, Track, and Optimize Every Stage of Production

Smart Production Management to manage BOM, track raw materials, and monitor production progress from a single platform.

Streamlined Manufacturing & Production

1. Multi-Level Bill of Materials (BOM)
Define detailed recipes for finished goods including raw materials, semi-finished components, and associated labor processes.

2. Automatic Stock Consumption
Raw materials are automatically deducted from inventory when a production entry is recorded, ensuring accurate stock levels.

3. Work-In-Progress (WIP) Tracking
Track the real-time production status of items on the factory floor and identify delays or bottlenecks in the process.

4. Actual Costing Analysis
Calculate the true production cost by combining material expenses, labor charges, and factory overheads for each batch.

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Manufacturing Made Simple

Performance Boosters

01

Dynamic Production Scheduling

 Plan your manufacturing runs based on pending sales orders, machine availability, and current raw material levels to ensure an optimized production flow.

02

Production Inward & Outward Logs

Maintain rigorous digital logs of every item entering and leaving the production area, ensuring total accountability of materials and reducing shop-floor shrinkage.

03

Quality Assurance (QA) Checkpoints

Integrate quality control directly into your production line. Set mandatory inspection points to ensure only goods meeting your standards move to the “Finished” category.

04

Batch & Serial Number Tracking

Assign unique batch or serial numbers to produced items, providing full genealogy and traceability—essential for electronics, food, and pharmaceutical manufacturing.

05

Material Requirement Planning (MRP)

The system automatically identifies raw material shortages based on your active production plan and suggests instant purchase indents to avoid downtime.

06

Floor-Level Reporting

Enable floor supervisors to update production status, record wastage, and log finished quantities directly through the MaxxConnect mobile interface.

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FAQs – Production & Manufacturing

The process begins with creating a Bill of Materials (BOM), followed by a Production Order, recording material consumption, and completing the cycle with a Production Inward that updates finished goods stock.

Yes. During production entry, you can record by-products or scrap generated so inventory reflects both finished goods and secondary materials.

Yes. A Production Order can be directly linked to a Sales Order, allowing you to track which production batch belongs to a specific customer order.

The Actual Costing Analysis uses live material purchase rates along with defined labor and overhead costs to calculate the true production cost.

Yes. You can define various Cost Centers or machines and track the time spent on each production stage to measure overall equipment effectiveness (OEE). For manufacturing best practices, refer to the Ministry of Heavy Industries.