Manufacturing software that knows your true cost
Recipes to finished goods with planned-vs-actual variance on every run — the full Inventory module included.
Your product, defined once
- Multi-level bills of materials and recipes
- Custom made-to-order jobs with phase-based costing sheets
- One-click confirm turns a costing sheet into a Sales Order + Manufacturing Orders
- Listing designs for made-to-spec catalogs
Schedule the plant, not the spreadsheet
- Manufacturing orders with a real status workflow
- Production scheduling calendar
- Routings, operations and work centers with resource groups
- Shop-floor tasks with pause/finish sheets
Planned vs actual, every single run
- Recipe planned-vs-actual: ingredients, yield and cost variance
- Per-run unit cost history with min / average / max
- Production journal entries post to Accounting automatically
- Batch traceability from raw material to finished good
Your manufacturing questions, answered from live data
Zed’s manufacturing specialist reads your production metrics — cost and time variance, efficiency, schedule adherence — each with healthy/warning/critical interpretation, plus per-product run history.
The shop floor, connected
The Operations module on mobile:
- Production orders and my-operations lists on the floor
- Pause and finish sheets from the phone
- Stock module for receiving materials and delivering output
Start with Manufacturing. Grow when you’re ready.
Unlimited users — the full Inventory module included
Frequently asked
Is Inventory really included?
Yes, the full module at the same tier — batches, warehouses, audits. You never pay for it twice.
Can it cost made-to-order jobs?
Yes — build a phase-based costing sheet (materials + labour), quote it, and confirm it into a Sales Order plus the Manufacturing Orders to build it.
How accurate is the costing?
Every run records actual consumption vs the recipe — you see variance per ingredient, per run, and the GL entries match.
See Manufacturing on your own numbers.
A 30-minute walkthrough with your industry’s demo company.