DotOne runs plywood plants from veneer to dispatch. Sheets are stocked by size, thickness and grade, sold by the piece or by the square foot, and checked for thickness before they leave the press line.
Every grade comes in many thicknesses and sizes, so 8x4 and 7x4 sheets in a dozen thicknesses quickly become hundreds of items.
Dealers ask for a rate per square foot, but invoices go out per sheet. Converting by hand on every order invites mistakes.
A 12 mm sheet that comes out of the press at 11.4 mm is a complaint waiting to happen, and tolerances differ by thickness.
Orders arrive from dealers, distributors and contractors, each with their own price list and credit terms.
Quotations and orders take a rate per square foot, and DotOne works out the sheet rate from each size.
Confirmed orders become job cards for hot pressing, cutting and bundling.
Quality checks record measured thickness against a tolerance set for each item's own thickness.
Finished sheets go into stock by grade, thickness and size, in sheets and square feet.
Bundles are dispatched against the order, invoiced with GST and synced to Tally.
Yes. Sales lines can take a rate per square foot, and DotOne fills the rate per sheet from the sheet's length and width.
Sheets are set up with size, grade and thickness attributes and stocked in sheets and square feet, so you see stock for each combination without a separate spreadsheet.
Yes. Thickness checks use a tolerance centred on each item's own thickness. See quality management.
Yes. Invoices, receipts and masters sync with Tally Prime through the Tally connector.
In a 30-minute demo we price a dealer order per square foot, run it through the press and dispatch it with a GST invoice.