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Manufacturing

Materials, production and costs

Connect purchasing and stock with bills of materials and manufacturing orders. Know what goes into each product and what it costs.

Production example: a recipe at Luma Café
Production example: a recipe at Luma Café

Materials available

Track receipts and quantities by location.

Defined components

Set ingredients or parts for each product.

Production costs

Review material use and manufacturing costs.

Follow a product through the workshop

Clothing and tailoring is one example of manufacturing. The workflow also applies to businesses that turn defined materials and work stages into finished products.

01

Define what goes into the product

For an abaya, list fabric, thread and other components with the required quantities. Record the work stages, such as cutting and sewing, that make up the production process.

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02

Prepare materials and purchasing

Review available materials in Inventory. Use Purchases & Expenses for supplier orders and related costs so production requirements and material availability can be reviewed together.

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03

Follow production and cost

Plan manufacturing orders, follow work stages and record material consumption. Review material and operation costs to understand the cost of the finished item.

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Questions for your business

Can I also sell the finished products?

Add POS for counter sales, Website for an online store, or Sales & Electronic Invoicing for quotations and invoices. Choose the sales workflow that matches your business.

Is this only for clothing?

No. Clothing illustrates the process, while bills of materials can describe other components and recipes. The demo can use your own products and production stages.

A production workflow you can follow

For production businesses, including food preparation and clothing. Configure materials and work steps around what you make.

01

Purchase and receive

Create supplier orders, record purchasing costs and check the materials available in stock.

02

Plan and produce

Define the bill of materials. Create manufacturing orders and assign work centres and operations.

03

Review the result

Track material consumption and finished products. Review production costs and manufacturing reports.

Suggested subscriptions

Three connected modules. QAR 3,000 / year.

Standard prices: 3 × QAR 1,000 a year, with no bundle discount.

Inventory & Stocktaking

Spot low stock before it interrupts sales.

See stock by location, follow transfers, receive low-stock alerts and count inventory with a barcode scanner.

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Purchases & Expenses

Know where every riyal goes.

Raise purchase orders, record daily expenses with receipts attached, and approve spending before it happens.

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Bills of Materials & Manufacturing

Know what each product really costs.

Define recipes and components, plan production and track material consumption, from a latte to a finished garment.

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Add what your workflow needs.

Sales & Electronic Invoicing

Quotations, customer invoices and payment tracking.

QAR 1,000 / year

Accounting & Reports

Bank reconciliation, general ledger and financial reports.

QAR 1,000 / year

Optional AI: QAR 3,000 / year with an active module. Invoice scanning requires Purchases & Expenses.

Your quotation specifies user and branch limits, POS devices and warehouses, hardware, setup, training, support, hosting and backup terms, and applicable third-party charges.

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Add POS for counter sales, or Sales & Electronic Invoicing for quotations and customer invoices.

A demo for your production workflow

Choose the modules that fit your business. We will show you how they work together.