Industries — Manufacturing
ERP built for production, planning and the shop floor.
Manufacturing runs on tight margins and tighter schedules. We configure Business Central so production orders, materials, capacity and finance stay connected from the shop floor to the general ledger.
Where It Gets Hard
Manufacturing-specific challenges we design around.
Production Visibility
Shop floor status disconnected from planning and finance.
Capacity Planning
Manual scheduling that can't react to material or machine constraints.
Quality Tracking
Inspection and non-conformance data trapped in spreadsheets.
Costing Accuracy
Standard costs that drift from actual production reality.
Why Business Central for Manufacturing
A connected core built for how manufacturing actually runs.
Business Central's manufacturing module connects production orders, bills of material and capacity planning directly to inventory and finance, so a change on the shop floor is reflected in costing and availability without a manual update.
Delivery Approach
Same proven methodology as every Coreenact engagement — discover, design, configure, migrate, test and go live — with manufacturing-specific configuration built in from the start.
Where It Leads
Modules that matter most for manufacturing.
Production Orders
Plan, release and track work orders against real capacity.
Capacity Planning
Finite and infinite scheduling across work and machine centers.
Inventory & BOM
Multi-level bills of material with real-time stock visibility.
Quality & Costing
Inspection tracking tied to standard and actual cost.
Common Questions
Manufacturing FAQ
Yes — core manufacturing functionality covers discrete production, with process manufacturing scenarios handled through configuration or targeted extensions depending on complexity.
Yes — shop floor terminals and data collection devices can integrate with Business Central through Power Platform or dedicated connectors.
Where a dedicated QMS is already in place, we typically integrate rather than replace it, keeping Business Central as the system of record for orders, inventory and cost.
Ready to Talk Manufacturing?