MRPLight keeps a count of what you buy, takes material off it when a job starts, and tells you which open jobs the shelf cannot cover.
A product's recipe lists what one unit takes. When the floor scans a job in, that material leaves the count. Nobody fills in a usage sheet at the end of the shift.
Stock is handed to open jobs in due-date order. A job the shelf cannot cover is listed with exactly what it lacks, while there is still time to order.
When you count a shelf and the number is different, the difference is kept as its own line. Shrink and miscounts show up in the material's history, with who counted and when.
Receive a delivery at a new price and the material's cost updates. Product costs and job costs follow from the recipe, so you see a price rise in your margins the day it arrives.
Yes. Sheets, feet, pounds, gallons, rolls, each. A material has one unit, and recipes are written in it.
Paste it from a spreadsheet: name, unit, on hand, reorder point, cost, supplier. Existing names are skipped, so pasting twice is safe.
It tracks jobs through to shipping, including finished jobs waiting on the rest of an order. A separate finished-goods stock count is not included today.
More: job shop tracking, simple mrp, job costing, or pricing.
The demo shop has eleven weeks of jobs, scans and material in it. Nothing to install and no form to fill in.