Every Module Your Factory Runs On — One Connected Platform

FOS includes nine connected modules: CRM, planning and MRP, production, subcontracting, quality, inventory, purchase, and accounts. Each module shares master data and transactions so information flows from enquiry to invoice without duplicate entry.

No. Most plants start with planning, production, inventory, and purchase, then add CRM, quality, subcontracting, or finance. Because modules share one database, you can phase rollout without integration projects between systems.

Sales orders drive MRP; MRP generates production and purchase requirements; shop-floor completion updates inventory; quality holds block dispatch; invoices pull from dispatched orders. One database means planners and finance always see the same numbers.

FOS pricing is flexible — you license the modules your plant needs. Contact sales for bundles suited to discrete manufacturing. Expanding later does not require a new platform or data migration between products.

Most manufacturers prioritise planning, production, and inventory to stabilise material flow and shop-floor visibility. Purchase and quality often follow in the same phase. CRM and advanced accounts can align with sales and finance readiness.

Yes. Every module includes role-based dashboards and standard reports — open orders, MRP exceptions, WIP, quality NCs, stock ageing, PO status, and P&L. Cross-module reports connect operations to financial outcomes.

Yes. Subcontracting is a first-class module with challan, receipt, and billing flows. Combined with production and purchase, it tracks material sent to vendors, WIP at job-workers, and costs back to parent orders.

Quality gates sit on incoming material, in-process operations, and final inspection before dispatch. Failed checks hold inventory and block invoicing until rework or disposition is recorded — connected to production and stores automatically.

FOS supports configurable workflows, approval rules, and fields within manufacturing best practices. Implementation maps your existing travellers, inspection points, and approval hierarchies without breaking standard MRP and costing logic.

Use the module pages on this site — each covers capabilities, typical users, and outcomes for CRM, planning, production, subcontracting, quality, inventory, purchase, and accounts. Book a demo to see modules in your context.