Every work order costed the moment it closes.
Turn a bill of materials into a build the floor can actually run, and know what each unit cost the moment it’s done — not at month-end.
Your BOMs, work orders, and stock live in three places that never agree.
Production planners work off a spreadsheet, the shop floor runs on printed travelers, and inventory only updates when someone remembers to key it in. So you discover a shortage mid-run, your standard costs drift from reality, and month-end product costing is a guess. Every disconnect is scrap, idle machines, or a missed ship date.
The apps you’ll run — and they all stay in step.
No exports, no nightly sync, no two tools disagreeing. In manufacturing, these apps read the same data, so the work flows straight through.
Built to run how manufacturing actually works.
BOM to finished good, one continuous thread
Define multi-level bills of materials in Manufacturing, and every work order pulls its components straight from Inventory. Components are consumed and finished goods are received in real time, so on-hand quantities and unit cost stay accurate through every build — no re-keying, no reconciliation.
Never start a run you can’t finish
Manufacturing checks component availability against live Inventory and triggers Purchase orders for what’s short before the job hits the floor. Planners schedule against real material and capacity, so shortages surface at planning time, not halfway through assembly.
Quality and engineering built into the build
Quality checkpoints fire at the work order steps you define, catching defects before they ship. PLM keeps engineering change orders and BOM revisions under version control, and Shop Floor gives operators a tablet to log time, scrap, and completions right at the workstation.
Enterprise-grade, whatever you run.
The foundation every app is built on — included on every plan, in every industry.
Multi-company
Run several entities in one system, books kept cleanly apart.
Multi-currency
Buy, sell and report in any currency, rates always current.
Roles & permissions
Everyone sees exactly what they should — and nothing else.
Full audit trail
Every change on every record logged — who, what and when.
Real-time
Live updates across your team, no refresh button in sight.
Free upgrades
New versions carry your data forward automatically — a single upgrade step.
Manufacturing, answered.
Does it handle multi-level BOMs and subassemblies?+
Yes. Manufacturing supports multi-level bills of materials, so subassemblies become their own work orders and roll up into the parent build. Component consumption and cost flow through every level automatically.
Can I see the real cost of what I produce?+
Every work order consumes components at their actual inventory cost and rolls in operation time, so the finished good is costed the moment it’s done. Because Manufacturing, Inventory, Purchase, and Accounting share one database, that cost lands in your books without a separate export.
How do operators work on the shop floor?+
Shop Floor gives each workstation a tablet-friendly view of assigned work orders. Operators start and stop timers, record produced and scrapped quantities, and clear quality checks on the spot — so planners see live progress instead of end-of-shift paperwork.
Can I self-host it?+
Yes — the Free edition runs on your own server, free, with your whole team on it. Prefer not to run servers? We host a managed cloud. Same product either way.
Fullfinity fits your line of work
Run your whole manufacturing business in one place.
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