A little less chaos. A lot more control.

Inventory / Orders / Operations

Industries / Manufacturing

Industries / 02

Components, assemblies and finished goods, one inventory.

Bills of materials, purchasing and sales in one system, so what you can build, what you can promise and what you need to buy come from the same numbers.

how your products move

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Sells through

Trade customers

Own storefront

Distributors

Holds stock at

Factory

Finished-goods store

3PL

Makes

Builds from components

01 / What it does for you

The same system, applied to Manufacturing.

Six of the seven modules, in the order they matter most for how your products move. Every subscription includes all of them.

[01]

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Bills of materials

Each finished product defined as its components and quantities; building consumes components and adds finished goods.

[02]

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Components and finished goods as stock

Every component, sub-assembly and finished item has its own on hand, allocated and available.

[03]

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Buy components against demand

Supplier records, purchase orders and receiving sit next to the builds that need them.

[04]

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Promise against finished stock

Orders allocate finished goods the moment they arrive, from any channel.

[05]

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Ship from the factory or a 3PL

Each is a location; routing rules decide which one fulfils an order.

[06]

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Purchases and sales to the ledger

Connections to QuickBooks and Xero carry activity through.

02 / A typical flow

From the first purchase order to the last parcel.

Illustrative bill of materials: components, on-hand quantities and buildable units.
Illustrative data

01

Define the bills of materials

Components and quantities for every finished product.

02

Buy and receive components

Purchase orders raised against open builds and current component stock.

03

Build, then sell

Record the build; finished goods become available to every channel.

04 / Connections

The tools Manufacturing businesses already run on

Each integration page lists what syncs and in which direction. Systems that aren’t listed connect through API and file-based integrations.

05 / Questions

Good questions.

Do I need a separate system for finished-goods inventory?

No. Components, sub-assemblies and finished goods are inventory items in the same system.

Can I sell direct and to trade from the same production output?

Yes. All channels sell from the same finished-goods stock.

Something else? Contact us.

See it on your numbers

Built around how your products move.

A demo walks through your channels, locations and current systems and shows how they fit together in VentryHub.