One ERP for the whole plant: production, inventory, planning, quality, purchase, sales and finance. Replace spreadsheets and disconnected systems, and run the factory from order to dispatch in one place.
Every box is a DotOne document or transaction, and every arrow is a step the system triggers or a person confirms. Sampling, purchase and parallel production lines all feed the same order.
Follow one order step by stepA typical make-to-order flow. Steps and lines are configured per plant.
Each part of the plant works in its own module, and all of them share the same data, so a job card, a GRN or an invoice updates everything it touches.
Work orders, BOM, routing, scheduling, WIP tracking and production output.
Raw material, semi-finished and finished goods, with batch tracking and stock valuation.
Quality checks, defect tracking and rejection analysis, with camera-based inspection through Vision AI.
RFQs, purchase orders, GRN, supplier performance and cost control.
Orders, invoicing, dispatch planning and customer tracking.
Live dashboards, KPIs, OEE and productivity for management.
A sales order drives the work. Material is checked before production starts, and stock updates on its own as goods move through the plant.
The customer order is entered and becomes the plan for production.
Material is checked against the BOM and reserved from stock, so shortages show up early.
Job cards go to the floor, and progress is recorded as the work happens.
Inspections are recorded in process and before dispatch.
Finished goods move to dispatch and a GST invoice, with stock updated automatically.
Watches job cards and machines, flags delays and downtime, and checks material before jobs start.
See what the agent doesA central system that helps a factory plan, run and monitor production. Planning, inventory, quality, purchase, sales and finance all work from the same records. Read our guide: What is ERP?
Yes. Sales orders become the production plan, material is checked and reserved against the BOM for each work order, and the material issue queue is ordered by how urgent each job is. Job cards then show progress on the floor. See Production Management.
It covers the MES functions most growing plants need: job cards and work in progress, machine status, downtime reasons, output by shift and operator, and OEE. Read what is MES for how MES and ERP differ.
Yes. Discrete manufacturers use multi-level BOMs and job cards for assembled products; process manufacturers use batches and formulas for products such as chemicals, food and adhesives. See what is MRP for material planning in both.
Yes. DotOne can take in machine data and connect to CCTV cameras and IoT systems, so output, downtime and quality checks are recorded from the floor. See Vision AI.
In four stages: we map your workflows and reporting needs, configure BOM, production, inventory and user roles, migrate master data and connect shop-floor systems, then go live with training and ongoing support.
Data is encrypted in transit and at rest, access is role-based with audit logs, and backups are automated. See our security practices.
Book a demo and we will walk one of your products from sales order to job card, quality check and dispatch.