Quote, sales order, purchasing, production and warehouse in one place, with the whole customer on one page. Built alongside companies that run a production line every day.

Every part knows about the others, so a number is entered once.
Search the catalogue by name, article number or barcode. Turn an accepted quote into a sales order, promise a date the production can hold, and print the packing slip and address label.
Purchase orders on your own letterhead, with each supplier's products first. Receive by scanning, with lot number and expiry date read straight from the GS1 barcode.
Shelf locations, counting, moving and minimum levels. The phone is the terminal, the movement log keeps the trail, and restocking counts reservations.
Bills of materials and operations with times and workstations. Plan the week by dragging, follow the calculation, and let the picking pull stock where the part actually lies.
Every order becomes a case with its email, its hours and its checklists. One search box brings up the whole customer: orders, quotes, correspondence and open work.
Ask what is on the shelf, what an order costs or which operations are missing a time, and get the answer from your own data β not from a manual.
Everything you enter is kept. When the 14 days are over you still see the last 14 days of orders, movements and cases, and the products, customers and checklists you set up stay in full. Subscribe and the whole history opens again.
We send a sign-in link. No password to invent, no card.
Products, orders, production and customers are there from the first minute. Import your catalogue from a spreadsheet, or start with one order.
The warehouse, the workshop and the office see the same numbers, each on their own screen.
Short walkthroughs of the real thing, English voice-over.
A bike workshop that builds bikes. The seller finds the bike in the catalogue, picks the tyre size the customer wants, and gets a delivery date calculated from free stock, supplier lead times and station capacity, with the bottleneck named. The order becomes a sales order, production orders with sub-orders for the wheels made in house, and draft purchase orders per supplier, all sharing one reference. The second half shows the setup: bill of materials with minutes and setup time, choice groups, the internal cost breakdown, supplier lead times and pack sizes, and the station calendar with closed days. Β· 4:52
On the phone: scan the shelf, quick in, count the shelf against the list, move to the service van as one action, and the overview grouped by warehouse with minimum right in the table. Β· 2:04
Search that forgives typos and spacing, clickable rows, barcodes with a check digit, several order lines in a row and scanning at goods receipt. Β· 2:49
Per company, per year, excluding VAT. No module you have to buy twice.
Includes the whole team. Extra named user 80 β¬ per year.
We send a sign-in link and the system is ready when you open it. 14 days with everything open, no card.