Manufacturing businesses operate within a highly demanding industry. Organisations must meet strict compliance demands, navigate shifting demand patterns and source reliable suppliers, distributors and client bases.
To help business leaders meet these demands and run an efficient, profitable business, Sage has developed innovative manufacturing ERP and MRP systems.
Enterprise resource planning (ERP) software allows you to effectively manage your resources by providing a complete overview of your planning, inventory management, sales, finance and people management.
Manufacturing resource planning (MRP) software streamlines your manufacturing processes by identifying inefficiencies in the supply chain and providing data to help you implement better solutions.
Some ERP systems have been designed to combine these functions and handle the specific demands of the manufacturing industry – often referred to as manufacturing ERP software. The main advantage of such an ERP system is that you can integrate it with wider business functionalities and software such as inventory and order management, accounting, HR and CRM.
At Sage, we offer all of these benefits in one system across a number of our products. When choosing and implementing an MRP and ERP system, you can be confident your software matches the unique needs of both your industry and manufacturing process.
International or UK, mobile or web, in the cloud or on-premise – whatever your needs, our manufacturing process management software offers the tools you need to simplify operations and drive growth. Here’s why you should choose Sage for your ERP manufacturing needs:
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