Proton Erp

What is an ERP?

ERP is a term used to describe a class of software or system that businesses use to organize and control many everyday operations, including supply chains, manufacturing, services, finances, and other processes. Accounting and procurement, project management, customer relationship management, risk management, compliance, and supply chain operations are just a few tasks that enterprise resource planning software may perform to automate and streamline a company or organization.

What is Manufacturing ERP?

ERP software and systems used to plan, manage, and deliver particular features that assist manufacturers and manufacturing business activities are referred to as manufacturing ERP. Modern manufacturing ERP systems are designed to adaptably support and integrate into any business process, giving manufacturers a full business management platform.

ERP systems are a sort of production management software that manages and optimizes the use of corporate resources to boost organizational efficiency in a manufacturing industry. Effectively increasing manufacturing business growth and profitability requires enhancing and/or reducing the number of resources required without compromising quality and performance. Manufacturing businesses may manage essential elements of everything from shop floor operations to supply and inventory planning with the help of ERP software.

Problems We Solve for Manufacturers

Inefficiencies Due to Lack of Inventory Tracking

Financial Implications Due to Inaccurate Job Costing

Admin Overhead and Penalties Due to Lack of Compliance

Inefficient Warehouse Processes

Lack of Automation of Shop Floor Processes

No Real-Time Insight Due to Disconnected Processes

Cash Flow Issues Due to Manual Material Requirement Planning (MRP)

Inefficient Production Management and Scheduling

Lack of Real-Time Information for Planning

Control Issues Due to Disconnected Sites

Benefits of ERP for Manufacturing Companies

Having a contemporary, integrated manufacturing ERP system has numerous positive macro and micro operational and financial effects.
The ERP's most prominent advantages for manufacturers include:

Reducing duplication and automating procedures to boost efficiency

Manufacturing operations optimization for increased productivity

Enhancing inventory management, warehouse operations, and supply chains

Reducing risk and boosting compliance's sense of security

Providing clients with better service

Bringing departments together and comparing KPIs throughout the company

Getting rid of the requirement for several incompatible systems

Obtaining easy access to real-time reporting for your business

Bringing operational and financial data under one roof to improve visibility and communication

Learning how to adjust and adapt to changes and disruptions in the corporate environment

Generally speaking, a manufacturing ERP system streamlines processes and offers assistance that helps manufacturers expand their operations, boost revenue, and improve quality.

ERP for Manufacturing Industry

Proton’s ERP system for manufacturing is created especially for the manufacturing sector and offers cutting-edge capabilities for needs unique to the sector. Manufacturing ERP software connects essential business activities with manufacturing processes, giving businesses in the manufacturing industry complete visibility and control.

Proton ERP system helps the manufacturers to track all the activities. By identifying the processes causing production disruption, remedial measures can be taken to guarantee the smooth flow of manufacturing activities. An integrated planning and production function with sales orders, inventory, purchasing, supplier management, and accounting reporting helps provide real-time coordination across all verticals of your business.

Features of Proton's Manufacturing ERP

Manufacturers need to be flexible. Since business settings are continually evolving, techniques and strategies that were effective yesterday might not be effective today. Because of this, manufacturers must continue to be in a position to anticipate changes and interruptions rather than only respond to them. Proton's manufacturing ERP solutions give companies the tools they need to embrace change, keep up with cutting-edge technology, and outperform the competition.

Production management system

Store management system

Purchase Management System

Dispatch Management System

Quality Management System

Asset
Management

ERP CSI Features

Estimating

Quoting and cost analysis
What-If scheduling and planning

Shipping Management

Picking and Packing lists
Delivery Orders
Goods Received Notices
UPS/FedEx Integration
Shipment of non-inventory items

Master Data Management

Engineering Change Notices
Revision Control
Revision History
Multi-level BOM
Phantom items
Non-inventory items

Customer Relationship Management (CRM)

Pipeline Management
Outlook integration
Competitor Tracking
Sales Campaigns
Sales Commission Management
Pricing and Discount Management
Customer Management
Customer 360 Degree Views

Project Management

Full integration with manufacturing, purchasing, inventory, and finance
Revenue recognition by milestones
Invoice milestone billing
Retention invoices
Work Breakdown structures
Labor and expense reporting

Material Planning

Classic MRP or Infinite Advanced Planning
Net change or regenerative MRP
Master Production Scheduling
Demand dependency
Planning and Forecasting by Warehouse
Planning BOMs
Customer-Specific Forecasts
What-If planning scenarios

Customer Order Entry Management

Centralized or Decentralized Order Entry
Return Material Authorizations (RMA)
Drop Shipping
Regular/Blanket Orders
Kit orders
Ship Early/Partial processing
Available to promise
Progressive billings
onsolidated invoicing
DIFOT Reporting
Promotion pricing and rebates

Inventory Management

Safety Stock, Reorder Points, Order Min/Max
Multiple Warehouses
Location tracking
Lot/serial control
Pre-assignment of Lot/Serial Numbers
Container Inventory
Dimensional Inventory
Consignment Inventory
Manufacturer’s Item Number
Physical inventory
Cycle counting
Compliance Tracking

Purchasing/Receiving

Safety Stock, Reorder Points, Order Min/Max
Multiple Warehouses
Location tracking
Lot/serial control
Pre-assignment of Lot/Serial Numbers
Container Inventory
Dimensional Inventory
Consignment Inventory
Manufacturer’s Item Number
Physical inventory
Cycle counting
Compliance Tracking

Proton Manufacturing