Manufacturing ERP Software
Connect bills of materials, production records, material consumption, finished stock, quality inspections and job work in Grocom ERP.
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Define The Materials Before Production
A bill of materials describes the components and quantities needed for a finished item. Confirm units and product references before using the bill in production. An incorrect material quantity can affect both stock and the cost you review.
Record Consumption And Output
Production changes what the business holds: raw materials are consumed and finished goods are produced. Review the quantities actually used and produced rather than assuming every batch exactly matches the plan.
Keep Quality And Outside Work Visible
Use quality inspection records to capture review results and job work records for work handled outside the business. Clear references help connect the record to the relevant material or production activity.
A Practical Workflow
- Create raw material and finished product records.
- Define the bill of materials with quantities and units.
- Record production and review material consumption and output.
- Record quality checks, job work and finished stock movement.
If one finished kit needs two components of A and one of B, a planned run of 50 kits needs 100 of A and 50 of B before any wastage. Check available stock first, then record actual consumption and output for review.
What To Check Before You Start
Test your process during the trial. Do not assume advanced finite-capacity scheduling, machine telemetry, industry-specific traceability or an external factory integration without discussing it with support.
Explore the workspace previews, review the current plans and activation terms, or contact Grocom support to discuss a requirement. The product FAQs explain imports, access and current integration limits.
Your Questions, Answered
Does Grocom Include Bills Of Materials?
Yes. Define material requirements and quantities for production using bill of materials records.
Can I Record Job Work?
Yes. Job work tools record materials and work handled by job workers. Test the workflow against your own documents.
Are Quality Inspections Included?
Quality inspection records can capture inspection results associated with production work.
