Turn sales orders and minimum stock into proposed production and purchase orders, check component availability, and prevent line shortages before work begins.
Essential
MRP suggestions
Production proposals
8
Purchase proposals
12
Material shortages
3
Today Sales orders arrive on paper or messages, leaving planners to calculate raw material needs by hand in spreadsheets.
With MG Factory Confirmed sales orders turn into proposed production orders with required components calculated against current stock.
Today Work begins on a batch only for operators to discover midway that a crucial sub-assembly or packaging part is missing.
With MG Factory Material availability checks show what is in stock and what is missing before releasing the order to the shop floor.
Today The store notices missing components only when an operator asks for them, leaving the line idle while waiting for delivery.
With MG Factory The system suggests purchase orders for raw materials as soon as planned orders dip below configured minimum stock.
Today Reorder thresholds depend on memory, causing overstock of slow-moving items and unexpected shortages of critical materials.
With MG Factory Clear min/max thresholds across warehouses generate reorder proposals from the cheapest vendor before stock runs dry.
Confirmed sales orders and warehouse replenishment rules generate proposed production orders for the planner to review.
Products, sub-assemblies and by-products with quantities, scrap and routings break down every component required for a batch.
Know what is missing for each order and buy it in one step, reserving available stock so other orders do not take it.
Shortages and min/max reorder rules propose draft purchase orders from the cheapest vendor, for the planner to confirm.
See the load on every work centre and move orders before bottlenecks form, keeping machine hours and labour balanced.
Suggestions remain drafts until a planner approves or adjusts them, so nothing is ordered or produced without human review.
Sales orders are confirmed or inventory drops below minimum thresholds in your multi-warehouse setup.
The multi-level BOM explodes requirements, checks existing warehouse quantities, and flags any component shortages.
Draft production and purchase orders are proposed with quantities, dates, and recommended vendors for missing parts.
The planner approves the orders, materials are reserved, and work orders route to shop-floor tablets for production.
Yes. MRP suggestions, multi-level BOMs, material availability checks and work centre tracking are part of MG Factory from the Essential package.
No. MRP generates draft proposals. A production planner or purchasing manager reviews and confirms every order before anything is purchased or produced.
Yes. Migrating products, components, multi-level BOMs, suppliers and opening stock is part of our standard setup before your team goes live.
Yes. All screens, proposed orders, BOMs, documents and work centre screens are fully in Arabic and English, with right-to-left layouts throughout.
There are no per-user fees. In Kuwait, the Essential package is KWD 45 per month per system with a one-time KWD 100 setup fee and 3 free support hours.
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