Manufacturing Manager can collect input from any manufacturing process providing an audit trial of manufacturing, corresponding to a series of Work Order requirements set by the LILAC Work Order document. Input from the factory floor may be taken from barcode scan, touch pad, or factory floor PC.
Manufacturing Manager: Schedules Regulates Records - manufacturing and production activities in industrial and processing environments.
Through closed loop scanning, or manual data input - consistent processing is regualted, and chain of custody data is captured.
Plan, Track, Measure, Monitor and Display
Material Use Scheduling Production Status Inventory Freight
Integrated with core Sales Order, Work Order, Invoicing, and Reporting functions.
Whole of Enterprise Integration
LILAC is tailored to suit businesses and organisations of all sizes, centralising operations to an accounting ledger, integrating the management of business processes.
Procurement
Stock/Inventory
Manufactured Product
Work Centre Data Collection & Live Display
Purchase Order
Sales Order
Barcode Scan Product & Material Use Work Centre 1
Barcode Scan Product & Material Use Work Centre 2
Purchase Invoice
Sales Invoice
Accounts Payable
Accounts Receivable
Scheduling
General Ledger
Picking, Packing, Freight
Work Order
Reporting
Payroll
Quotation
Estimate
Bill of Materials
Work Order Scheduling
Welding Job Display
The Estimate displays internal cost to the business.
Adjustable Quotations, Sales Orders will display selling prices.
Work Orders can be used as 'control documents' assisting scheduling, fabrication, or assembly - in manufacturing or construction contexts. Most often, only quantities and specifications are displayed on a Work Order - rather than monetary values. (Fabrication and assembly processes benefit from monetary details removed.)