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Rayterton ERP for Manufacturing

A single ERP platform for demand planning, MPS and MRP, production orders, shop floor execution, quality, maintenance, inventory and warehouse, procure to pay, order to cash, costing, and finance. Built for discrete and process manufacturers that need multi plant operations, multi currency finance, and analytics ready data without heavy custom coding.

End to end planning, production, and finance
Multi plant and multi currency
Ready for analytics and integration
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100 percent risk free, no upfront payment or long term contract commitment
Key domains covered
ERP Suite
Planning, Production, Finance
  • Master data, demand, and MPS or MRP
  • Production orders and shop floor execution
  • Inventory, procurement, and order to cash
  • Costing, finance, and analytics
Unified platform for modern plants

Single Platform for Planning, Production, and Finance

Rayterton ERP for Manufacturing connects master data, demand planning, production execution, inventory, costing, and finance in one system. Planning, production, quality, maintenance, supply chain, and plant finance teams look at the same data instead of working from separate spreadsheets.

Designed for discrete and process manufacturers

ERP covers make to stock, make to order, and mixed mode environments. It supports variants, multiple plants and lines, different calendars and shifts, and industry specific needs such as batch, process flow, and co products so operations do not have to bend around generic ERP limitations.

Standardised yet highly configurable

The platform brings standard ERP structures and best practices while still allowing configuration for item families, routing templates, planning rules, costing methods, and approval workflows. Each plant can adjust details without losing group wide consistency and control.

Planning and master data

Master Data and Demand Planning Foundation

A strong master data and planning layer ensures that MPS and MRP work with clean structures, realistic capacities, and demand that reflects sales and S and OP scenarios.

Items, variants, and structures

Maintain items, variants, bills of materials, routings, work centers, resources, and plant calendars as a shared backbone for planning, production, costing, and traceability.

Demand and sales planning

Manage forecasts, S and OP versions, customer contracts, price lists, and available to promise or capable to promise checks so sales and planning stay aligned on what can be delivered.

MPS and MRP planning

Run net requirements and pegging across plants, create planned orders, and adjust plans with capacity aware views so planners see the impact of changes on machines and materials.

Traceability and compliance basics

Define lot and serial rules, expiry dates, quality checkpoints, and documentation links to prepare for full traceability and industry standards from the start.

Production and shop floor

Production Orders and Shop Floor Execution

Convert plans into executable orders with clear priorities, material availability, and capacity visibility while capturing actual time, materials, and quality results on the shop floor.

Production order lifecycle

Create, release, and manage production orders including material issue and receipt, backflush, rework, and full lot or serial tracking for each step in the routing.

Shop floor dispatch and feedback

Give supervisors and operators a dispatch list by line and work center, capture start and stop, scrap with reason codes, and simple labor or time feedback that feeds costing and OEE analysis.

Integrated quality checkpoints

Link incoming, in process, and final quality plans to operations so holds, rework, and approvals are visible in both QMS and ERP without duplicate data entry.

Maintenance and equipment readiness

Use CMMS or EAM features for assets, preventive maintenance schedules, breakdown handling, spare parts, and technician tasks to keep critical equipment available for planned production.

Supply chain and warehouse

Inventory, Warehouse, and Procure to Pay

Connect purchasing, receiving, stock movements, and supplier performance so material flow supports production plans instead of creating surprises on the shop floor.

Inventory and warehouse (WMS)

Manage locations, bins, putaway, picking, packing, shipping, cycle counting, and barcode or RFID scanning to reduce search time and improve inventory accuracy across plants and warehouses.

Procure to pay

Support purchase requisitions and orders, supplier scheduling, advance shipment notices and goods receipts, returns, and accounts payable matching so procurement and finance share the same view.

Supplier collaboration

Combine planning signals, scheduling, and quality results into a single picture of supplier performance that helps both sides improve delivery reliability and quality.

Traceability and recall support

Track material genealogy across receipts, production usage, and shipments so potential recalls can be scoped quickly and handled with confidence.

Orders, costing, and finance

Order to Cash, Costing, and Finance

Sales, costing, and finance work with the same product, customer, and production data, giving a clear view of margin and working capital instead of manual reconciliations.

Order to cash

Manage quotations, sales orders, delivery, invoicing, and accounts receivable collections so customer service, logistics, and finance stay aligned on what was promised and what was shipped.

Costing and controlling

Maintain standard and actual costs, allocate overheads, track material, labor, and overhead variances, and analyse profitability by product, line, customer, or plant.

Finance and tax

Use general ledger, accounts payable and receivable, fixed assets, tax and e invoicing, period closing, and financial reporting tailored for manufacturing environments.

Dashboards and KPIs

Monitor production, inventory, maintenance, quality, cost, and finance KPIs with role based dashboards that give leaders a shared view of plant performance.

Technology and integration

Integration and Technology Choices

ERP is ready to connect with shop floor systems, quality tools, design platforms, and data warehouses so operations and IT can build an ecosystem instead of more silos.

Integration with manufacturing systems

  • Connect to MES, PLC, and IoT devices for real time production and equipment data.
  • Integrate with WMS scanners, QMS or LIMS, and PLM or CAD systems for product and quality information.
  • Feed data to data warehouse or BI platforms for deeper analytics and corporate dashboards.

Security, access, and deployment

  • Role based access and single sign on options so IT can align security with corporate standards.
  • Support for cloud, on premise, or hybrid deployment depending on plant and group policy.
  • Scalable architecture ready for gradual rollout across plants, countries, and business units.
Engagement model

What You Get From Rayterton

Implementation approach follows the same pattern as other Rayterton solutions. The focus is a working ERP environment that already reflects your plants, products, and flows before you make any commercial commitment.

Before go live

  • Free customisation for key ERP menus, workflows, and base reports that your manufacturing team needs.
  • Working trial environment that already uses your items, BOMs, routings, and plant or line structure.
  • Support to migrate opening balances, initial inventory, and agreed historical production or transaction data.

After go live

  • Annual maintenance that already includes change requests without extra manday cost.
  • Monitoring and performance tuning for application and database when required.
  • Optional deeper integration with other Rayterton modules such as QMS, Treasury, Supply Chain Financing, or PeopleOS.

Ready to customise ERP for your manufacturing operations

Share your plants, product groups, and planning or costing challenges. The Rayterton team will prepare a prototype ERP environment with your master data, sample production flows, and dashboards that your operations and finance team can test together.

Rayterton can start the project without any upfront payment and without long term contracts. The focus is to make sure the solution fits and successfully goes live first.