Electronics
The electronics ERP software you need to succeed
One of the main features of manufacturing ERP software for electronics and parts manufacturers is the ability to protect high-tech, sensitive electronic components with process visibility.
With an ERP, electronics manufacturers have access to information such as how the parts are organized and the justifications for each replenishment quality, which limits the amount of excess physical stock on site, adds inventory management capabilities and streamlines your electronics supply chain management.
Here are some features that an MRP system for electronic manufacturing services should have:
- Inventory control
- Bill of Materials (BOM) management
- Production Planning and Scheduling
- Capacity Planning
- Procurement Management
- Work Order Management
- Reporting
Challenges
The Electronics industry faces unique challenges that Manu Online can assist in solving
How does Manu Online ERP software for the
electronics
industry work?
Overall, Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) for the electronics manufacturing industry should be customizable in order to meet the specific needs of your business and adaptable to changing market conditions.
By implementing a customized ERP or MRP system, electronics manufacturers can improve production efficiency, reduce waste and inventory costs, and improve customer satisfaction by delivering products on time.
In fact, Manu Online has a real-time scheduler that keeps a clear record of what materials are allocated to which orders, helping you deliver operational excellence throughout your supply chains.
This is for materials at all stages of the manufacturing supply chain: final goods inventory, work orders (work in progress), subassembly inventory, component inventory, and open purchase orders. In addition, there is an immediate reaction to any changes in requirements, most typically new orders arriving from customers
Now the make-to-stock type of work is pushed further down the electronics manufacturing process chain to circuit board level, where there is a lot of final product commonality. This allows the work order sizes to be larger at that earlier stage, but faster and smaller at the later stage.
The overall result is shorter lead times for customer orders, even during busy times. When you walk into production with a copy of the order book now, you see people making stuff that is actually needed.