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ERP Software for Manufacturing Companies

Manufacturing ERP Software for Production, Inventory and Financial Control

Connect production, inventory, purchasing, and financial operations within a single ERP platform designed to provide real-time visibility, traceability and control across manufacturing operations. 

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Built for Manufacturing Leadership 

QT9 ERP supports the operations, supply chain, finance and technology leaders responsible for managing modern manufacturing organizations. 

Production and Manufacturing Leadership

Gain real-time visibility and control across production operations. 

  • Production scheduling across machines and work centers
  • Work order management across manufacturing operations
  • Shop floor visibility into job progress and labor tracking
  • Production bottleneck detection before delivery deadlines

Quality and Continuous Improvement Teams

Maintain product quality and standardized manufacturing processes. 

  • Inspection and quality tracking across production workflows
  • CAPA and corrective action management for process improvement
  • Material traceability across raw materials and finished goods
  • Quality documentation control for inspections and audits

Supply Chain and Operations Leaders

Coordinate materials, suppliers and production planning. 

  • Supplier management and approved vendor tracking
  • MRP demand planning aligned with sales forecasts
  • Inventory visibility across warehouses and production floors
  • Material staging for upcoming production jobs

Finance and IT Leadership

Gain financial transparency and deploy a secure ERP platform.

  • Cost of goods tracking by product and manufacturing job
  • Inventory valuation across locations and warehouses
  • Role-based system controls supporting secure operations
  • Scalable ERP infrastructure supporting multi-site operations

Trusted by Modern Manufacturers 

Used by manufacturers across life sciences, medical devices, aerospace, automotive and industrial manufacturing. 

Operational Outcomes with Manufacturing ERP

QT9 ERP helps manufacturers improve production efficiency, gain financial visibility and scale operations with confidence. 

Improve On-Time Delivery

Coordinate production scheduling, materials and capacity planning to consistently meet customer deadlines.

Gain Complete Operational Visibility

Track production jobs, inventory, labor and costs across every department in real time.

Control Manufacturing Costs

Capture material, labor and overhead costs at the job and operation level to protect margins.

Scale Manufacturing Operations

Support make-to-order, batch and mixed-mode manufacturing across multiple facilities.

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Challenges Manufacturers Face

Manufacturers must coordinate production, inventory, purchasing and financial data across multiple systems to keep operations running efficiently. 
Disconnected Production and Inventory Systems

Production scheduling, inventory tracking and purchasing often operate in separate systems. This disconnect creates delays, inaccurate inventory data and poor coordination between departments. 

Limited Visibility into Work Orders and Jobs

Without real-time production tracking, manufacturers struggle to monitor job progress and work center utilization. Managers often rely on manual updates instead of accurate production data. 

Spreadsheet-Based Production Planning

Many manufacturers still plan production using spreadsheets or manual scheduling tools. These approaches make it difficult to adjust schedules quickly when demand or material availability changes. 

Inaccurate Manufacturing Cost Tracking

Tracking material, labor and overhead costs across multiple systems often leads to inaccurate cost reporting. Without reliable data, manufacturers struggle to understand true product margins. 

Supply Chain and Purchasing Delays

When purchasing and production planning are disconnected, materials may arrive late or in incorrect quantities. This creates production delays and increases inventory carrying costs. 

Manufacturing ERP Software

Cloud-Based or On-Premise Platform

QT9 ERP for Manufacturing is available cloud-based or on-premise to help manufacturers manage production, inventory, purchasing, quality and compliance within a single integrated platform.

General Manufacturers

General manufacturers face relentless pressure to deliver products on time, control costs, and scale operations without sacrificing quality or customer satisfaction. Whether you're producing automotive components, industrial equipment, electronics, consumer goods, or precision-machined parts, you need an ERP system that understands manufacturing operations—not generic business software with a manufacturing add-on. 

Complex Bills of Materials

QT9 ERP delivers purpose-built capabilities for discrete manufacturers managing complex bills of materials (BOM), multi-step production routings, inventory across multiple locations and customer-specific configurations. From job shops and make-to-order operations to repetitive batch production and mixed-mode manufacturing, QT9 ERP provides the operational control, real-time visibility, and cost tracking required to compete and grow profitably. 

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Why General Manufacturers Choose QT9 ERP

    ERP Features Tailored for Manufacturers

    Financial Management for Manufacturing

    Comprehensive Cost Accounting & COGS Management
    • Material costs tied to actual purchase orders and receipts
    • Labor costs captured via shop floor time tracking
    • Manufacturing overhead allocation by work center or job
    • Standard cost vs. actual cost variance reporting
    • Inventory valuation with FIFO, Average, or Standard costing
    • Regulatory cost tracking
    • Compliance cost allocation
    • Validation cost management
    Work-in-Process Financial Control
    • Real-time WIP balance by job and operation
    • WIP-to-GL reconciliation for period close
    • Job completion moves costs from WIP to finished goods inventory
    • Month-end WIP valuation reports
    • Labor and material variance analysis
    Batch, Job & Project Cost Tracking
    • Raw material cost by batch
    • Labor cost allocation
    • Equipment and overhead costs
    • Packaging and labeling costs
    • Testing and quality control costs
    • Total cost per batch and per unit
    • Cost of goods sold (COGS)

      Job profitability

    • Material, labor, and overhead by job
    • Standard vs. actual cost variance
    • Customer and part profitability
    • Quote vs. actual cost comparison
    • Margin analysis by product line
    • Pricing optimization insights
    Chart of Accounts for Manufacturers
    • Inventory accounts: Raw materials, WIP, finished goods, MRO supplies
    • COGS accounts: Direct materials, direct labor, manufacturing overhead, freight
    • Expense accounts: Indirect labor, utilities, depreciation, quality costs
    • Revenue accounts: Product sales, shipping revenue, service revenue
    • Pre-configured account templates for manufacturers
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    Financial Reporting and Business Intelligence

    Standard Financial Reports

    • Balance Sheet with inventory detail
    • Profit & Loss by department, product line, or customer
    • Cash Flow Statement with working capital analysis
    • Trial Balance and account detail
    • Comparative financials (month-over-month, year-over-year)

    Manufacturing KPIs and Analytics

    • Gross margin by product, customer, and sales channel
    • Inventory turnover and days on hand
    • Manufacturing efficiency: planned vs. actual hours
    • On-time delivery percentage
    • Order backlog and revenue pipeline
    • Purchase price variance by supplier

    Lean Manufacturing and Continuous Improvement

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    Waste Reduction and Process Improvement

    • 8 Wastes identification and tracking
    • Kaizen event management
    • Bottleneck analysis with visual scheduling
    • Value stream mapping support
    • 5S implementation tracking
    • SMED (Single-Minute Exchange of Dies) setup reduction

     

     

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    Quality and Process Control

    • In-process inspection checkpoints
    • First-article inspection (FAI) workflows
    • Statistical Process Control (SPC) data capture (via QMS integration)
    • Nonconformance and scrap tracking
    • Root cause analysis and corrective actions
    • Supplier quality management

     

     

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    Performance Metrics and OEE

    • Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE) calculation
    • Cycle time tracking by operation
    • Yield percentage and scrap rates
    • Labor efficiency and utilization
    • On-time delivery metrics
    • Inventory accuracy and cycle count results

     

     

    QT9 QMS Integration for
    Quality Management

    For manufacturers requiring comprehensive quality management beyond production execution, QT9 QMS integrates natively with QT9 ERP:

    Quality System Modules:

    • Document control for SOPs, work instructions, and specifications
    • Corrective and preventive action (CAPA) management
    • Supplier quality and audit management
    • Customer complaint tracking
    • Training records and competency management
    • Inspection plans with accept/reject criteria
    • Change control for engineering changes
    • ISO 9001, AS9100, IATF 16949 support
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    ERP Implementation Without the Guesswork

    QT9 uses a structured implementation model to help growing organizations deploy ERP with clarity and control. From planning and data preparation to training and go-live, each phase follows defined milestones and measurable readiness criteria — keeping your team aligned & your rollout on track. 

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    Scope & Planning
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    Configure Data 
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    Training & Implementation
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    Controlled Go-Live 
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    Continuous Improvement 

    Implementation Planning + On-Site Discovery 

    Every successful ERP rollout begins with clarity. In this phase, we define objectives, scope, timelines and internal ownership. Through structured discovery sessions, we assess your current workflows, reporting needs and operational priorities. This ensures your QT9 ERP environment is aligned to real business requirements — not assumptions — before configuration begins. 

    Scalable from Manufacturing Startup to Enterprise

    (5-25 employees)

    Small Manufacturers

    • Affordable entry point with full manufacturing functionality
    • No per-user licensing—concurrent user model keeps costs predictable
    • 3-4 month implementation timeline
    • Core modules: BOM, Jobs, Purchasing, Sales, Inventory, Accounting
    (25-200 employees)

    Mid-Size Manufacturers

    • Multi-location and multi-site operations
    • Advanced scheduling and capacity planning
    • Customer and supplier portals
    • Business intelligence and custom reporting
    • Integration with CAD, CRM, and e-commerce platforms
    (200+ employees)

    Enterprise Manufacturers

    • Global operations with centralized visibility
    • Multi-company and inter-company transactions
    • Advanced automation and API integrations
    • Dedicated implementation and professional services support

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    QT9 ERP vs SAP, Oracle, Microsoft Dynamics and Infor 

    The Tier 1 ERP Alternative for Manufacturers

    If you're evaluating SAP, Oracle NetSuite, Microsoft Dynamics 365, or Infor, you're likely comparing implementation cost, timeline, licensing, and long-term total cost of ownership.

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     Manufacturing ERP Comparison: QT9 vs Tier 1 ERP 

    ERP Evaluation Criteria
    QT9 ERP for Manufacturers
    SAP / Oracle / Microsoft Dynamics / Infor
    Average ERP Implementation Cost
    $30,000 – $100,000
    $300,000 – $2M+
    ERP Implementation Timeline
    6-12 months
    12–36+ months
    Total Cost of Ownership (TCO)
    Predictable subscription model
    Escalating license, consulting, and upgrade costs
    User Licensing Model
    Concurrent user licensing
    Named user (per-seat) licensing
    ERP Upgrade Process
    Automatic updates included
    Major upgrade projects required
    Consultant Dependency
    Direct implementation by QT9 experts
    Third-party system integrators
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    Built to Meet Global Manufacturing Standards

    FAQ: Manufacturing ERP

    Is QT9 ERP suitable for job shops and make-to-order manufacturers?
    Yes. QT9 ERP is ideal for job shops, make-to-order, and engineer-to-order operations. Create customer-specific BOMs, track project-based jobs, manage custom configurations, and accurately cost each job with material, labor, and overhead allocation. Quote-to-cash workflow ensures sales orders flow seamlessly into production.
    Can QT9 handle multi-location inventory and warehouses?

    Yes. QT9 ERP supports unlimited inventory locations including warehouses, production floors, external storage, and customer consignment sites. Track inventory by location with bin/shelf-level detail. Transfer inventory between locations with full traceability. Consolidated inventory reporting across all sites.

    Does QT9 integrate with QuickBooks or other accounting systems?

    Yes. QT9 ERP integrates seamlessly with QuickBooks Online, QuickBooks Desktop, Xero, and Sage 50. Automated journal entries for inventory transactions, AP bill creation from POs, AR invoice generation from shipments, and GL account mapping. Can also operate as a standalone system with built-in accounting.

    How long does implementation take?

    Typical implementation timelines: 3-4 months for small manufacturers, 4-6 months for mid-size operations, 6-12 months for multi-site enterprises. Timeline depends on data complexity, customization requirements, and customer resource availability. 

    What's included in the software cost?

    QT9 ERP subscription includes: User training, unlimited support tickets, free software updates, cloud hosting, concurrent user licensing (not per-user), implementation project management, and access to all core modules.

    Optional add-ons: Business Intelligence Tool, additional user licenses, custom reports, and professional services.

     

    Can QT9 support both batch production and make-to-order?

    Yes. QT9 ERP handles mixed-mode manufacturing including make-to-stock (batch production), make-to-order (custom jobs), assemble-to-order (configure products from sub-assemblies), and engineer-to-order (fully custom designs). Switch between modes seamlessly based on customer requirements.

    Does QT9 provide lot traceability for recalls?

    Yes. QT9 tracks supplier lot numbers at receipt, records exact lots consumed in production jobs, and maintains forward/backward traceability. In a recall scenario, instantly identify which finished product lots used a suspect raw material, and which customers received affected products. Full audit trail from supplier → production → customer.

    What kind of reporting and analytics does QT9 provide?

    Standard reports include: inventory valuation, job costing, WIP reports, order backlog, on-time delivery, supplier performance, customer profitability, and financial statements. Optional Business Intelligence (BI) Tool enables custom dashboards, KPI tracking, and ad-hoc analysis. SQL database access for advanced reporting.

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