Three-tier BOM
Base BOM, package BOM and product BOM held separately, so a pack change does not disturb the recipe.
Base, package and product BOMs, work orders with real steps, sampling and QC, plus AI reporting over the whole plant.
FMCG production is a layered problem. There is a base recipe, a packaging configuration and a finished product, and they change at different rates. Treat them as one bill of materials and every pack-size change forces you to rebuild the recipe.
Highsense FMCG Manufacturing ERP separates base BOM, package BOM and product BOM, then runs production as work orders with real steps and packing plans. Sampling, QC parameters and batch wastage are first-class parts of the workflow rather than spreadsheets alongside it.
Base BOM, package BOM and product BOM held separately, so a pack change does not disturb the recipe.
Work orders broken into steps with packaging and pack plans, each tracked to completion.
Sample requests become sample work orders with their own QC checks and batch sequence before bulk production is cleared.
Product-type QC parameters with recorded results per inspection, gating movement through the plant.
Material stock with movement history, store-room items, GRN against purchase orders and finished-goods stock.
Purchase requests, purchase orders with line items, vendor records and goods receipt notes.
Sales orders with item-level dispatch tracking, so partial dispatch is visible per line.
Wastage recorded per batch with reasons, so loss becomes a reportable trend.
Lead sources, statuses, follow-ups, assignment history and meetings, so an enquiry and its order live together.
Employees, positions, documents, leave and termination records with role-based permissions.
An enquiry is captured, followed up and converted, with the order lines recorded against the customer.
A sample request raises a sample work order with its own QC parameters, approved before bulk production starts.
Materials are checked and reserved against the base and package BOMs for the planned quantity.
Production runs as ordered steps with packaging and pack plans, each signed off as it completes.
Inspection results are recorded against the product type parameters; failures route to rework rather than dispatch.
Finished goods dispatch against the order line, and the AI assistant reports on yield, wastage and predictions.
No report builder, no pivot tables. Type the question the way you would ask a colleague and FMCG Manufacturing ERP answers from your live data.
Answers above are illustrative examples of the kind of question the reporting assistant handles.
Available cloud-hosted or on your own server. Role and module level permissions throughout, and your data stays yours.
Because they change independently. A new pack size should not force you to re-enter the recipe, and a recipe change should apply to every pack size at once. Keeping them separate is what makes that possible.
Yes. Sample requests become sample work orders with their own QC parameters and batch sequence, and bulk production is cleared only after that approval.
Yes. Dispatch is tracked per sales-order line, so you can see exactly how much of each line has shipped and what remains.
No. Natural-language reporting is included with the system, not sold separately.
We will walk you through it with your workflow, not a canned demo. Free, no obligation.
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