Order and Quotation
The order opens with dimensions, quantity and a due date. The quotation, priced off the cost model, prints from the same screen.
Corrugated and folding carton production in a single system: orders, dies, raw materials, costing, production lines, warehouse and shipping. Cost analysis sits at the core, so you know what every box costs instead of guessing.
Board consumption, die share, printing, cutting, labour and overheads are all tracked as separate cost lines. The system works out unit cost and waste for the run size you enter; add your margin and the selling price falls out on its own.
Every step inherits the data from the one before it. You never key the same detail twice, and you never hunt for the job that quietly stalled.
The order opens with dimensions, quantity and a due date. The quotation, priced off the cost model, prints from the same screen.
Box size, flute type and blank layout are defined, then you pick a die from the archive or register a new one.
The board and carton required are reserved from stock. Anything short of the requirement lands on the purchasing list.
The work order joins the queue of its production line; printing, cutting and packing are ticked off step by step.
Finished goods move into the warehouse and leave against a delivery note. Whatever is still outstanding shows on the order.
Each shipment posts to the customer account, and actual cost, profitability and balance reports update at the same moment.
This is not a general-purpose ERP bent into shape. The screens already understand flute types, blank layouts, dies and waste.
Production data is the most valuable record a manufacturer holds. We keep permissions tight per team, log every transaction, and leave the hosting decision to you.
We'll go through your box specifications, your die archive and your cost lines together, then set up a demo on your own data and run a real order from start to finish.