SynTrack Production · part of one ERP
Production software that knows what every batch really cost.
From raw material to finished goods on one thread: multi-level BOMs, work orders, wastage and quality captured as they happen — and a real cost per batch at the end, posted straight to finance. Built for manufacturers in the UAE and GCC, proven at CKM and Verglass.
Made to make
Everything a production run needs, start to close.
Bills of Material
Multi-level BOMs and recipes with per-level materials, wastage allowances and costs.
Production Planning
Plan runs from orders and forecasts; see material availability before committing.
Work Orders
Create, release and track work orders with BOMs exploded automatically.
Material Issue
Issue raw materials against the order — actual consumption recorded, not assumed.
WIP Tracking
Know what is on the floor, at which stage, and what it has consumed so far.
Quality Checks
Inspection points at receiving, in-process and finished goods, with hold/release.
Wastage & Scrap
Capture wastage by reason at each stage — costed, reported, and visible.
Batch & Serial
Input batches tied to output batches — full trace from supplier to customer.
FG Receipt
Finished goods received into sellable stock with batch, expiry and cost attached.
Batch Costing
Actual material + wastage + overheads per batch, against the planned cost.
Yield & Variance
Yield percentages and cost variances per order, item and period.
One Database
Purchasing, inventory, sales and finance already connected — zero re-keying.
Built to a standard
Every capability, spelled out.
Planning
- Production plan from orders/forecast
- Material availability check
- Shortage → purchase request
- Capacity-aware scheduling
- Plan vs actual tracking
BOM & Recipes
- Multi-level BOMs
- By-products & co-products
- Wastage allowances per level
- Versioning & effectivity
- Cost roll-up
Work Orders
- Auto BOM explosion
- Release & stage tracking
- Partial completions
- Rework orders
- Order closure & lock
Materials & WIP
- Issue against order
- Actual consumption capture
- Returns to store
- WIP valuation
- Floor stock visibility
Quality
- Inspection checkpoints
- Sampling & results
- Hold / release / reject
- Rejection reasons
- QC history per batch
Costing
- Actual material cost
- Wastage costed in
- Overhead allocation
- Planned vs actual variance
- Cost per unit / per batch
Traceability
- RM batch capture
- Batch-to-batch linkage
- Serial tracking
- Expiry on FG batches
- Recall trace in minutes
Integration & Tech
- Inventory & warehouse native
- Purchase requests triggered
- Finance posting automatic
- Role-based access
- Dashboards & export
The journey
From demand to posted cost — all 16 steps.
The standard SynTrack production flow. Every step is recorded as it happens, validated where needed, and ends in a batch cost your finance team can trust.
Key rules: materials issue only against a released work order · QC failures hold stock with a reason · wastage is recorded at the stage it happens, not at month-end · a work order cannot close until consumption reconciles.
For Production
· Live floor visibility
· Clean work-order discipline
· Wastage under control
For Stores & Purchase
· Issue against orders only
· Shortages trigger purchases
· Batch capture at receiving
For Finance
· Real cost per batch
· Variance you can act on
· Automatic postings
Before SynTrack — and after
Without SynTrack
With SynTrack
Proven in production
Manufacturers like CKM and Verglass run SynTrack from raw material to route to market — production, inventory, sales and finance on one database.
Built for you
Production feeds the rest of the platform. These are its neighbours.
Questions?
Production software — FAQs.
What is production management software?
It runs the factory side of your business on the same database as everything else: bills of material, work orders, material issue, wastage, quality checks and finished-goods receipt — so every batch ends with a real cost, not an estimate. SynTrack Production is one module of the SynTrack ERP, built for manufacturers in the UAE and GCC.
Does it handle multi-level BOMs?
Yes. Assemblies within assemblies — each level with its own materials, wastage allowances and costs, exploded automatically when a work order is created.
How does batch traceability work?
Raw material batches are captured at receiving and consumed against work orders; finished goods get their own batch tied to the inputs. If a supplier batch is ever recalled, you can trace exactly which finished batches — and which customers — it reached.
Can it calculate the actual cost per batch?
Yes — materials at actual consumption, wastage included, plus overhead allocations. Planned versus actual variance shows per work order, so pricing decisions rest on real numbers.
Does it connect to inventory, purchasing and finance?
Natively — it is the same database. A material shortage can trigger purchase requests, finished goods flow straight into sellable stock for van sales or wholesale, and costs post to finance without re-keying.
Ready for real batch costs?
See your production running on SynTrack.
A 30-minute session on your factory's reality: your BOMs, your wastage points, your costing — and how one database ends the month-end marathon.
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