NetSuite Manufacturing provides your business with a complete end-to-end ERP software solution specifically designed for modern manufacturers, covering everything from dynamic replenishment and production planning to warehouse management and partner relationship management.
Modern manufacturing enterprises demand a robust infrastructure that fosters flexibility, agility, and transparency, which is why unified cloud solutions have rightfully emerged as the number one framework for both today and the future. Industrial manufacturing companies across all sectors are increasingly turning to comprehensive ERP solutions to enhance their operations. Through our strategic partnership with blendAPPS, we now offer enhanced end-to-end solutions specifically designed for the Process Manufacturing sector, powered by NetSuite. This collaboration provides specialised tools and insights for managing complex manufacturing processes, helping you to focus on innovation, rather than managing multiple disparate systems.
If it runs, drips, or flows we can help.
Our partnership with blendAPPS supercharges process manufacturing by providing a single, configurable cloud-based ERP software system that eliminates the need for multiple separate tools and reduces reliance on manual processes. Each SuiteApp can be used individually or combined for greater efficiency. Products include:
Formula Designer – Instantly derive cost-effective formulas and perform real-time analysis.
Quality Control – Inspect materials and generate certificates with one click.
SDS Management – Manage safety data sheets with easy distribution and review scheduling.
Recipe Management – Manage product families, view costing, and include inline instructions.
HAZMAT Documentation – Generate regulatory paperwork for multiple jurisdictions and ensure your manufacturing processes stay compliant across the board.
Label Printing – Print labels directly from NetSuite with real-time previews to help increase efficiency across packaging and dispatch operations.
Batch Manufacturing – Track detailed batch-level records and maximise quantities with full traceability across your shop floor activities.
Explore the depth and power of NetSuite ERP in this brochure, where you’ll discover its robust reporting capabilities, gaining a deeper understanding of how it delivers financial visibility. Learn how it drives enhanced business performance and delve deeper into the insights that NetSuite can provide.
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Browse our extensive list of frequently asked questions to find solutions and insights related to our products, services, and more.
Manufacturing Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software is a comprehensive system designed to integrate and coordinate all facets of a manufacturing business. It connects various functions such as inventory management, production planning, procurement, and human resources into a unified platform, enabling real-time data access and improved decision-making.
Implementing an ERP system can lead to:
- Improved Efficiency: Automates routine tasks, reducing manual errors and saving time.
- Enhanced Visibility: Provides real-time insights into operations, aiding in better decision-making.
- Cost Savings: Optimises resource utilisation and reduces waste.
- Scalability: Supports business growth by adapting to increased operational demands.
- Regulatory Compliance: Helps maintain adherence to industry standards and regulations.
Key modules typically include:
- Inventory Management: Tracks raw materials and finished goods.
- Production Planning and Scheduling: Optimises manufacturing processes.
- Supply Chain Management: Manages procurement and logistics.
- Quality Control: Ensures products meet required standards.
- Human Resources: Handles workforce management and payroll.
- Financial Management: Oversees budgeting, accounting, and reporting.
Absolutely. Many ERP solutions are scalable and can be tailored to fit the specific needs and budgets of SMEs. Implementing ERP can help SMEs refine operations, improve efficiency, and position themselves for growth.
The implementation timeline varies based on factors like system complexity, company size, and data migration requirements. On average, ERP implementation can take several months. A structured approach, including planning, testing, and training, is essential for a successful deployment.
Costs can include:
- Licensing Fees: One-time or subscription-based charges.
- Implementation Costs: Expenses for customisation, data migration, and training.
- Maintenance and Support: Ongoing fees for updates and assistance.
While the initial investment may be significant, the long-term benefits often outweigh the costs.
Yes, modern ERP systems are designed to integrate seamlessly with other business applications, such as Customer Relationship Management (CRM) tools, accounting software, and supply chain platforms. This integration ensures a cohesive flow of information across the organisation.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) enhances manufacturing ERP systems by:
- Predictive Maintenance: Anticipates equipment failures before they occur.
- Demand Forecasting: Improves inventory planning and reduces stockouts.
- Quality Control: Identifies defects early in the production process.
- Process Optimisation: Analyses data to improve manufacturing workflows.
Integrating AI into ERP systems can lead to smarter operations and better resource management.
- Data Migration: Transferring data from legacy systems.
- User Resistance: Overcoming reluctance to adopt new technology.
- Customisation Needs: Adapting the system to specific business processes.
- Training Requirements: Ensuring staff are proficient with the new system is a critical step in ERP implementation. At OSSM, we address this by delivering tailored NetSuite training programs designed around your team’s specific roles, processes, and preferred learning methods. With sector expertise and post-training support, we ensure your staff can confidently use NetSuite to its full potential, reducing errors and maximising return on investment.
