Customer Order
Capture customer product requirements, quantities, specifications, and committed delivery dates.
Connect customer demand directly to production. Plan materials, create manufacturing work, track shop floor progress, complete quality checks, and prepare finished products for shipment through one connected workflow.
AVNORIA ERP
Production Visibility From One Operational View
SO-10482
Al Noor Furniture
Executive Workstation
MO-00841
Executive Workstation
01
Customer Order Driven
02
Material Planning
03
Production Tracking
04
Ready-to-Ship Control
MANUFACTURING CONTROL TOWER
Track customer-driven production from planning and material readiness through manufacturing, quality, and shipment preparation.
Customer Orders
In Production
Material Ready
Ready to Ship
Today's Production
Executive Workstation
Custom Office Cabinet
Reception Desk Set
ORDER-TO-PRODUCTION JOURNEY
Order Manufacturing coordinates the complete make-to-order journey without losing visibility between sales, materials, production, quality, and delivery.
Capture customer product requirements, quantities, specifications, and committed delivery dates.
Translate customer demand into manufacturing work using product structures, production requirements, and planned operations.
Check required components, identify shortages, and coordinate available inventory or procurement before production starts.
Execute manufacturing work through planned operations, work centers, materials, labor, and production stages.
Inspect finished products, record completed quantities, and prepare approved goods for warehouse or dispatch.
Move finished products into the delivery workflow while keeping the original customer order connected through shipment.
CORE CAPABILITIES
Every capability connects back to one objective: manufacture what the customer ordered, when it is required, with clear control over materials, production, quality, and delivery.
Start manufacturing from confirmed customer demand and maintain the relationship between the original order and the production work created for it.
Define components, quantities, operations, and production requirements needed to turn each ordered product into a finished item.
Identify required materials, compare demand against available stock, and highlight shortages before production is delayed.
Plan manufacturing work around customer quantities, production capacity, work centers, and required completion dates.
Track work orders, material consumption, production progress, operators, work centers, and completion status throughout execution.
Connect completed production with quality approval, warehouse availability, and the final customer shipment process.
MATERIAL READINESS
Connect product requirements with material availability so your team can identify shortages before they become production delays.
Example material availability for active customer production.
Premium Wood Panels
ReadyIndustrial Drawer Slides
Purchase RequiredPowder-Coated Steel Frame
Material ShortageCurrent Manufacturing Order
MO-00841
Runtime
04h 28m
Operator
Assigned
Work Center
A-02
SHOP FLOOR CONTROL
Give production teams a clear operational view of planned work, issued materials, active manufacturing, quality checks, and completion.
PRODUCTION TO CUSTOMER
Production does not end when manufacturing stops. Connect finished goods with inspection, warehouse readiness, and the customer's shipment.
Record finished quantities and complete the manufacturing order with the required production information.
Perform required quality checks and move approved finished products into the appropriate inventory or dispatch stage.
Connect completed production with the order fulfillment process and prepare finished goods for customer delivery.
CONNECTED ERP WORKFLOW
Order Manufacturing connects production with the ERP applications that create demand, provide materials, manage transactions, and complete the commercial cycle.
Customer orders provide the demand that initiates make-to-order production.
Check raw materials, reserve available stock, and receive completed finished products.
Coordinate purchasing when required materials are unavailable or additional supply is needed.
Keep production-related transactions and the commercial order lifecycle connected with financial operations.
MAKE-TO-ORDER WORKFLOW
A structured workflow keeps every production stage connected to the customer order and its delivery commitment.
Start with the confirmed customer order, product requirements, quantity, and delivery expectation.
Translate the order into manufacturing work using the product structure, BOM, operations, and production requirements.
Execute work orders, issue materials, track operations, and monitor progress across the shop floor.
Complete production quantities, perform required quality checks, and approve finished products.
Move completed products into the appropriate inventory or fulfillment stage for customer delivery.
Connect finished products with the shipment process and close the production-to-delivery journey.
READY FOR MAKE-TO-ORDER OPERATIONS?
Give sales, planning, procurement, production, inventory, and fulfillment teams one connected workflow for every customer-manufactured order.