Precision machining and job shops
Job shop ERP for one-off and repeat work: estimates, routings, serialized parts and job costing tracked from quote to delivery.
Manufacturing ERP software that connects the shop floor, the warehouse and the sales desk, so the whole operation runs on one source of truth.
Our flagship segment
Manufacturing and industrial businesses run on moving parts such as production schedules, distributor orders, multiple warehouses, technical product data, and tight margins. We bring all of it onto SAP Business One so leaders can see what is happening in real time and make decisions on accurate numbers, not month-old spreadsheets.
Whether you machine precision components, build heavy equipment, blend chemicals, or supply safety gear to dealers nationwide, the operational challenges rhyme. Our team has spent 23+ years solving them with one connected system. Not sure where the gaps are yet? Start with a free ERP assessment.
Industries we serve
Each sector carries its own data, compliance and channel realities. We configure SAP Business One around the specifics, not a generic template.
Job shop ERP for one-off and repeat work: estimates, routings, serialized parts and job costing tracked from quote to delivery.
Long build cycles, configured products, and service and parts revenue that stays connected to the original order. Collicutt Energy runs engine parts and service on it.
High-volume runs, raw-material cost swings and demand forecasting that protects margin across thousands of SKUs.
Coil-to-cut workflows, weight-based pricing and multi-warehouse inventory that reconciles in real time.
Formulas, batch and lot control and compliance documents handled inside the system of record. Santec Chemicals runs on it.
Recipes with yield, lot traceability, expiry and allergen control. Harney & Sons captures production at the line.
Dealer networks, fast reorder cycles and catalog data that stays accurate across every channel. DRI Duck, Vigo Industries and OGI Eyewear run on it.
Serial and lot traceability, revision control and the FDA or RoHS documentation a regulated line has to produce. Zeus Scientific and Vuzix run on it.
Multi-warehouse inventory, dealer portals and pick, pack and ship for makers with their own distribution arm.
Requirements
Nine areas where a manufacturing ERP earns its keep, and the ones we configure first.
Bills of materials with sub-assemblies, alternates and revisions, and routings with real setup and run times, so a quote and a job cost come from the same data.
Demand, lead times and stock on hand turn into purchase and production recommendations, instead of a planner's spreadsheet.
Receipts, component issues and labor recorded at the line from a scanner or a phone, validated before they post.
Material, labor and overhead against the quote while the job is still running, not at month end.
Every serialized unit and lot traced from supplier delivery through production to the customer, for warranty, recall and compliance.
Work centers, calendars and load, so promise dates come from capacity rather than optimism.
Inspection plans, results and non-conformances recorded against the lot or the order, with the records an auditor expects.
Stock by warehouse and bin with available-to-promise, barcode counts and transfers between plants and depots.
Throughput, work in progress and on-time delivery in one view, and plain-English questions answered from live data with Forge.
Why this hub works
Different products, the same underlying problems. That is exactly why one well-configured platform, and one experienced team, serves all six sectors so well.
Quotes, approvals, and configured orders that span weeks, tracked end to end instead of living in inboxes.
Multiple channels, pricing tiers, and partners that need clean, current data to keep selling.
Specs, revisions, and serialized items that need a single, reliable place to live.
Finance, production, inventory, and customer data that finally talk to each other in one system.
Scheduling, sourcing, and fulfilment pressures that hit margin the moment they slip.
A clear mandate to modernize, with a partner who has done it 500+ times before.
Production visibility
When the shop floor, inventory, and order book sit in one system, you stop reconciling and start deciding. SAP Business One turns scattered status updates into a live picture of throughput, work-in-progress, and on-time delivery.
Supply chain & inventory
Multi-warehouse, multi-channel inventory is where industrial margin is won or lost. We automate the flow from purchasing through fulfilment so the right stock is in the right place, and your distributors see accurate availability without a phone call.
How it works
Manufacturers and industrial companies do not need an off-the-shelf ERP, and they are not served by a plain SAP Business One reseller. They need a tailored SAP Business One core, extended with the right modules, integrations, and AI for how their business actually runs. No silos. No spreadsheet workarounds. Real-time visibility from quote through aftermarket support.
Finance, inventory, multi-level BOMs, purchasing, production, sales orders, and project costing in a single source of truth.
AI built on your SAP B1 data. Ask hard operational questions and get answers across production, inventory, and orders without building reports.
Directed picking, packing, and shipping with RF/mobile scanning, bin control, and serialized tracking across inventory.
Shop-floor data capture, quality checkpoints, schedule adherence, and traceability across the build.
Connect SAP B1 to EDI partners, customer portals, and shipping. Automate workflows end-to-end.
Role-based portals for field techs, dealers, and customers. Service ticketing, parts ordering, and order history on any device.
Customer payment processing built for SAP B1. Faster invoicing, smoother AR.
No silos. No manual workarounds. Real-time visibility from quote through aftermarket support, with AI woven through it.
Client results
Four manufacturers, four product lines, one system.
Success StoryDRI Duck Traders
Kansas-based outdoor workwear manufacturer DRI Duck Traders was facing growth, and company leaders wanted to make sure their processes and business system were ready to handle it.
Success StoryVigo Industries
When Vigo Industries experienced an unprecedented rise in demand for their luxury kitchen and bath products, they soon realized that their inventory management system couldn’t handle the influx of orders. They needed to fast-track a solution to keep up with success and prote...
Case StudyCollicutt Energy
Collicutt Energy is a world class leader in anything related to industrial engines.
Case StudyVuzix
Vuzix is an industry leader in Augmented Reality (AR) technology.They provide innovative products to defense, security, and other enterprise customers, as well as consumers.
How to choose
Most lists of the best ERP for manufacturing rank vendors. The better test is whether the system can hold your BOMs, cost your jobs and take data from the floor without a spreadsheet beside it. Five questions settle it.
If the BOM is a spreadsheet and the ERP holds a parts list, quotes and job costs will never agree.
Ask to see a receipt and a component issue entered at the line and validated before they post. Harney & Sons shows what that looks like on SAP Business One.
A promise date that ignores either one is a guess.
Licenses, implementation, add-ons and hosting. Our SAP Business One pricing guide lays out the ranges and what moves them.
Read our honest comparisons of SAP Business One and NetSuite and SAP Business One and Epicor Kinetic for discrete manufacturers, and the implementation timeline guide for what moves the go-live date.
Verified G2 reviews
They provided automated programs that have greatly reduced manual labor time, reduced errors, and simply provided data we otherwise would not have had access to easily.
Knowledgeable resources covering all aspects of SAP B1. They provide some very helpful add-ons and auxiliary software that helps dealing with SAP's shortfalls.
They've provided seamless integrations with other programs using their BizWeaver tool allowing us to be more efficient and effective with our work.
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