Bills of materials
Multi-level BOMs with cost rollup. Component substitution with audit trail. Versioned so historical builds reconcile to the BOM they actually used.
The build floor your accountant can audit.
BOMs, production runs, finished-goods inventory, output movements. Every cost, every consumption, every shipment writes a journal entry.
What the Manufacturing module includes
For manufacturers tracking BOMs, production runs, and finished goods in spreadsheets that never quite reconcile. Ships plumbed but feature-flag-off at v1; flip on when a contract manufacturing customer asks.
Production runs
Schedule, start, complete. Each transition writes an audit row and emits the right stock movements. State machine prevents illegal jumps.
Finished-goods inventory
Output is a stock movement. Stock levels recompute via trigger. No manual reconciliation; the database is the source of truth.
Output traceability
Every finished unit traces back to the components that built it and the run that produced it. Forensic recall scope in one query.
Cost accuracy
Run costs roll up component costs at the time of consumption, not at quote time. KitCost, the cost-intelligence module, uses these to drive actual cost-to-serve.
Feature-flag-gated
Pure 3PL operators do not see manufacturing. Flip the module on the day you start building, not before.
Manufacturing customer?
If you are co-packing today and want to add contract manufacturing on the same chassis, we want to hear from you.