If you want manufacturing apps that grow with the plant
- Manufacturing, quality, maintenance and inventory as connected apps
- Add modules as you grow
- Custom features our developers build around your process
Your role
Know the real cost of every product you sell.
Materials, labour and overhead rolled into each product, so you price with numbers, not guesses.
Companies that run on ERPs our team implemented
Order to delivery. One number through every stage.
No spreadsheets in between. Switch your role above to light up the stages you work in every day.
- Your role
Sales & orders
Quotes priced from real cost, and orders confirmed against stock and capacity.
CRM, sales
- Your role
Planning & materials
Bills of materials tell purchasing what to buy, and when.
Bills of materials, planning
- Your role
Purchasing & receiving
Purchase orders, goods received and supplier bills that match line by line.
Purchasing, inventory
- Your role
Production
Work orders issue materials, record scrap and carry the real cost of each batch.
Manufacturing, quality
- Your role
Warehouse & dispatch
Finished goods by batch and location, picked and shipped against the order.
Inventory, delivery
- Your role
Invoicing & collection
Fatoora e-invoices, customer balances and the margin on every product.
Accounting, e-invoicing
Every morning: what you made, what it cost and what you earned on it.
- Real cost per product from materials, labour and overhead
- Margin per product and per customer, not only per month
- Open orders, late orders and stock in one view
- Prices built on today's cost when materials go up
A busy factory. So where did the profit go?
- You price from last year's cost sheetMaterials went up, the price did not, and the margin quietly went with it.
- Every product looks profitable on averageWithout cost per product, the loss-makers hide inside the totals.
- Late orders surface when the customer callsNobody saw the shortage that stopped the line.
- Reports arrive after the decisionsBy the time the numbers are compiled, the month is over.
Odoo or Falcon? We will tell you plainly.
We implement both, so we gain nothing by pushing either one. The recommendation comes from your own cycle.
If you want the factory system on your own server, in Arabic
- Production plans, manufacturing orders and material requirements, in the same system as the accounts
- Maintenance plans and requests for your machines
- On your internal network, or Falcon Cloud in the browser
Four steps, no surprises.
- Assess1 dayWe map your production cycle in one session: where cost leaks, and who needs what.
- Blueprint1 to 2 weeksA written scope and timeline you sign before we start.
- Setup and migration4 to 8 weeksWe load your items, bills of materials, stock and balances, and reconcile them with you.
- Training and go-live1 to 2 weeksYour team trains on its own products and orders, and we stay with you after go-live.
What factory owners, plant managers and finance teams ask
Why are there no prices on the site?
Because a workshop with one line doesn't need what a plant with several lines needs. After the session you get a written proposal with scope, price and timeline.
We make to order and to stock. One system?
In Odoo this is standard: a sales order can start production, and reordering rules replenish stock items at minimum levels. Falcon ERP has production plans and manufacturing orders, and how orders and stock levels start production we configure in the blueprint to match how you work.
Does it issue Fatoora e-invoices?
Yes. Both Odoo and Falcon ERP issue ZATCA Fatoora e-invoices, and we set it up as part of the implementation.
Can you move our items and bills of materials?
Yes. Items, bills of materials, open orders, stock and balances are part of the migration plan.
Because a workshop with one line doesn't need what a plant with several lines needs. After the session you get a written proposal with scope, price and timeline.
One session shows you where your cost leaks.
A consultant maps your production cycle with you, then sends a written recommendation: which system, what scope, how long.
Free, no commitment.
No prices online because every business runs differently; your proposal comes in writing after the session.