Define the recipe
Use a bill of materials to list components and required quantities for a finished item.
Plan what you make
Manufacturing
Define components, create production orders, and connect material movement with purchasing and inventory.
Why it helps
Bring production and materials into the same picture.
Cayamanan Manufacturing helps small production teams define what goes into a finished product and follow the work needed to make it. Bills of materials list components and quantities. Manufacturing orders reserve or consume materials and bring finished goods back into stock, depending on configuration.
Plan production work
Create manufacturing orders and follow their status from preparation to completion.
Connect supply and stock
Use Inventory for material movement and Purchase to replenish components when configured.
A simple flow
From first step to finished work.
The steps can vary based on the tools your team uses and each person's role.
- 01Define the product
- 02Prepare materials
- 03Complete production
- 04Receive finished goods
Included capabilities
Useful tools for the day-to-day.
What you see can vary with the apps in use and your setup.
- Bills of materials
- Manufacturing orders
- Component demand
- Finished products
- Stock movements
- Connected purchasing context
Common questions
Good to know before you begin.
Do we need Inventory?
Manufacturing depends on product and stock records, so Inventory is an important part of the working setup.
Can one product have several components?
Yes. Bills of materials can list the parts and quantities needed for a finished product.
Will the same setup fit every factory?
No. Routes, operations, units, costing, and controls should be reviewed against your real production process.
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