Window and door manufacturing ERP software

Support make-to-order, assemble-to-order, and batch production in one model. Plan production using real constraints across cutting, welding, assembly, glazing, and finishing – all while standardising data and sharing inventory across sites to balance loads and support delivery.

Support highly customised, made-to-order products with rules-based configuration. Validate combinations across sizes, profiles, glazing, hardware, and colours. Generate production-ready BOMs, routings, and costing to align configuration with execution.

Track material, labour, and overhead at the job and project level for accurate costing. Monitor costs and margins by project, customer, product, and plant. Better understand how material and design changes impact profitability during complex builds.

Manage profiles, glass, hardware, and finishes with full traceability and accuracy. Support fabrication sequencing with lot, location, and warehouse-level control. Optimise inventory across sites using shared stock, inter-site transfers, and real-time updates.

Plan capacity across custom and standard production lines. Sequence fabrication, glazing, and finishing based on real constraints and delivery commitments. Align planning with inventory, sourcing, and execution to support consistent production flow.

Integrate outsourced glazing, IGU, coating, and anodising into production plans. Track costs, lead times, and status. Coordinate internal and external workflows across sites to maintain visibility and keep fabrication aligned with delivery schedules.

Adapt to shifting lead times, availability, and supplier performance for critical materials. Reduce risk and cost with dual sourcing and shared purchasing across projects and plants. Share forecasts, POs, and updates with suppliers to maintain visibility and align supply with demand.

Connect production execution to financials by capturing real-time material, labor, and subcontracting costs during fabrication. Support project-based billing and revenue recognition. Maintain accurate visibility into costs, inventory, and shared purchases across projects and sites.

Plan production around real capacity and bottlenecks using constraint-based sequencing. Recalculate plans to respond to rush orders, design changes, and shifting priorities. Align subcontracted glazing or finishing with in-house work to protect your delivery commitments.