Multi-level bills of materials
Finished goods, sub-assemblies and raw materials structured as multi-level BOMs, with alternative items and costing rolled up from the lowest level.
ERPNext MANUFACTURING / NAIROBI, KENYA
Manufacturing is a core specialism at Legend Soft. We implement the ERPNext Manufacturing module end to end, from multi-level bills of materials to work orders, production planning, quality and costing, connected to stock, purchasing and finance.
WHAT WE IMPLEMENT
Production records only help when they connect to the rest of the business. Each piece below is configured around how your factory actually runs, not a generic template.
Finished goods, sub-assemblies and raw materials structured as multi-level BOMs, with alternative items and costing rolled up from the lowest level.
Work orders released from sales demand or stock levels, with job cards tracking each operation, time and operator on the shop floor.
Production plans built from sales orders and forecasts, with workstation and capacity scheduling so planned output is realistic.
Material requests generated from production demand, feeding purchasing and reorder levels so raw materials arrive before they are needed.
Inspection templates at receiving, in-process and final stages, with results tied to batches and stock.
Subcontracted operations, process loss and scrap recorded properly so stock and cost stay accurate.
Raw material, operation and overhead costs captured per work order, so margins reflect what production actually cost.
Operator-friendly screens and biometric log-ins where a site needs them, feeding attendance and payroll.
WHY IT MATTERS
When BOMs, work orders, stock and purchasing share one ledger, management sees real yield, real cost and real margin, instead of reconciling separate spreadsheets at month end.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Yes. Manufacturing is a core specialism: bills of materials, work orders, job cards, production planning, material requests, subcontracting and production costing, connected to stock, purchasing and finance.
Yes. ERPNext supports multi-level BOMs, and we structure them so raw material, operation and overhead costs roll up correctly to the finished item.
Yes. Production demand drives material requests and purchase orders, and finished goods and raw material movements update stock and valuation in the same system.
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