Production gets work orders from ERP without manual handoffs

We set up an exchange between ERP and your production system — an MES or internal tracking: orders flow into production automatically, and completion status is visible in ERP.

Discuss your process

We build on top of your existing systems

We don't rewrite anything from scratch unless needed

You can start with a single data flow

We start by mapping what needs to go where

Where does data get lost between these systems?

This is your situation if

Orders are handed to production on paper or verbally

Some order details get lost in the handoff.

Order completion status doesn't update in ERP automatically

A rep only finds out an order is done by phone.

Material usage is logged separately from the order in ERP

Raw-material consumption isn't tied to a specific order in the system.

The production plan doesn't account for current raw-material stock

An order is scheduled without checking material availability in ERP.

How the integration works

1
System audit
We look at how the process works today and what's already set up.
2
Connection points
We determine exactly where data needs to sync.
3
Setting up the exchange
We build the connection between systems without replacing what's already there.
4
Testing on real data
We test against specific scenarios, not theory.
5
Monitoring
We track that data is being transferred correctly and without loss.
6
Support
We adjust the connection as processes or systems change.

What flows between the systems

Work order → production
Completion status → ERP
Material usage → ERP
Raw-material stock → production

Example scenarios

Order confirmed in ERP → production work order

A work order is generated automatically with the full order details.

Production stage completed → ERP status

A rep sees the order's progress without calling production.

Materials consumed → ERP stock

Raw-material usage is reflected in the tracking system right away.

Result

Orders reach production with complete information
Completion status is visible in real time
Material usage is tied to the order
The production plan reflects current stock

Who this is for

For the Production Manager For the Operations Director

Want to connect production to ERP?

In 20–30 minutes we'll go through how an order currently reaches production and what can be automated.