MRPeasy

Skip the theory and build your day-to-day workflow. Start by mapping how you make and ship products. Import items, routings, and bills from a spreadsheet, define workstations and calendars, and set shift capacity. Support nested bills and configurable variants from the start. When a salesperson confirms an order, turn it into manufacturing jobs automatically. The planner reviews the timeline in a visual calendar or Gantt-style view, balances workloads, and drags tasks to remove bottlenecks. If a machine is down or a rush job arrives, reassign operations, split batches, and simulate alternatives before committing. The system recalculates finish dates and labor/material needs as you move things around so you always see realistic delivery promises.\n\nMaterials flow is demand-driven. Run a requirements check to highlight shortages across all open jobs, then let the system prepare purchase suggestions with quantities and need-by dates. Pick a supplier, compare past performance and prices, and issue a prefilled purchase with one click. Route approvals as needed. On receipt, scan barcodes, capture lot or serial details, and book items into the right location—supporting partial deliveries and returns. If items fail inspection, quarantine them and trigger a replacement. Use reorder points for staples, forecast buys for long-lead parts, and review KPIs to avoid both excess stock and last-minute expedites.\n\nOn the shop floor, operators see a personal task list that shows what to make next. They start and stop operations, record used materials, report scrap, and attach photos from a tablet or kiosk. Backflush consumption from the bill when appropriate, or issue components with a picker’s mobile scanner. Progress updates feed the schedule in real time, giving planners instant completion estimates and early warnings. Full traceability—by lot, serial, and batch—lets you jump from a shipped unit back to the exact materials and work steps used. When production is done, generate packing lists, label cartons, and move finished goods to stock or straight to shipment.\n\nCommercial and financial work stays in sync. Build quotations that calculate cost and lead time from live data; when accepted, flip them into orders. Create invoices automatically, collect deposits, and track payments without retyping. The dashboard surfaces cash flow, margins, inventory value, and profit and loss without waiting for month-end, with drill-down to transactions. Roles and approvals keep purchasing, manufacturing, HR, and accounting aligned while preserving an audit trail. Whether you run make-to-order, make-to-stock, or mixed-mode operations, the workflow helps a small team plan, buy, build, and bill with clarity and control.