Factory production, BOM, work orders and costing on one database
BOM changes that don't reflect in production costing, no visibility into which work orders are running where, raw material to finished-goods stock that isn't tracked end-to-end, and QC documentation stuck in spreadsheets instead of tied to the actual batch — AIOSOL's Manufacturing module (BOM, Production, Work Orders, QC, Costing) runs on the same database as Inventory, so every one of those stays connected automatically.
What usually breaks, and which module fixes it
- Manufacturing
BOM changes don't reflect in production costing
BOM and Costing both live in the Manufacturing module alongside Production, Work Orders and QC, so a bill-of-materials update flows straight into per-work-order costing instead of costing running off an outdated BOM.
- Manufacturing
No visibility into which work orders are running where
Work Orders sit in the same Manufacturing module as BOM, Production, QC and Costing, so every work order's stage and location is visible in one place instead of being tracked on separate production-floor paperwork.
- InventoryManufacturing
Raw material to finished-goods stock isn't tracked end-to-end
Warehouses, Stock Transfer and Stock Adjustment in the Inventory module track exactly where raw material and finished-goods stock sit at any moment, across every warehouse. Production in the Manufacturing module records raw material consumed against finished goods produced on the same database as Inventory, so the transformation from raw material to finished good is tracked end-to-end, not reconciled separately afterward.
- ManufacturingInventory
QC documentation lives in spreadsheets, not tied to the actual batch
QC in the Manufacturing module records inspection results directly against the production run, alongside BOM, Work Orders and Costing, instead of living in a separate spreadsheet no one else can see. Batch and Serial Number tracking in the Inventory module ties that QC record back to the exact batch it belongs to, so a quality issue can be traced to the specific batch it came from.
KPI cards your team would see on day one
Drawn from the modules named above, and shown the way the AIOSOL dashboard shows them.
Figures shown are illustrative sample data, not a real customer's numbers.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. AIOSOL's Manufacturing module includes BOM (Bill of Materials) alongside Production, Work Orders, QC and Costing on the same database, so a bill of materials stays connected to the production and costing it drives.
Yes. Costing is part of AIOSOL's Manufacturing module, tracked against each Work Order alongside BOM and Production, so per-work-order production cost stays current instead of being calculated separately afterward.
Yes. QC is part of AIOSOL's Manufacturing module, alongside BOM, Production, Work Orders and Costing, so inspection records sit on the same database as the production run they belong to.
Yes. AIOSOL's Manufacturing QC records connect to the Inventory module's Batch and Serial Number tracking, so a quality issue can be traced back to the exact batch it came from instead of sitting in a disconnected spreadsheet.
Yes. Warehouses, Stock Transfer and Stock Adjustment in the Inventory module track raw material and finished-goods stock across every warehouse, on the same database as Manufacturing's Production, so the movement from raw material to finished good is tracked end-to-end.
Yes. AIOSOL supports Multi Company and Multi Branch operations from a single account, alongside Multi Currency, Multi Tax and Multi Time Zone — the same global-ready feature set used across the platform.