Inventory across locations
Model materials, products, locations and stock movements around the business. For stone operations, dimensions, quantities and costing rules need to follow the factory's confirmed calculation methods.
Shenox engineering services
Custom ERP Development for Manufacturing
Keep factory stock, sales documents and balances connected. Shenox develops custom ERP modules around confirmed operating rules, with an implementation example covering a marble and granite factory and showroom.
Scope and deliverables
What we can build with you
Quotations and invoicing
Connect quotations, purchases, sales invoices and returns to the records they affect. Document numbering, permission checks and the handling of corrections are part of the workflow design.
Customer and supplier ledgers
Track balances, settlements and the transactions behind them. Keep reporting tied to the same operational records so a stock change and its financial consequences can be reviewed together.
Choosing the approach
A manufacturing ERP needs agreed business rules
Before building, we need to understand opening stock, units, costing, document approvals and who can correct a transaction. Existing records should be reconciled before import. Production planning, payroll, tax integrations and statutory compliance are separate requirements to confirm; they are not implied by an inventory and invoicing implementation.
Implementation examples
Relevant work to explore
These write-ups describe the implementation and scope of each build.
ERP implementation
Marble & Granite ERP
A factory operations system connecting inventory, quotations, invoices and customer and supplier ledgers.
Read the project Industrial softwareIntugent Manufacturing & R&D
Manufacturing and research interfaces for formulations, process data and production analysis.
Read the projectFrom brief to release
How the work takes shape
- Walk through a purchase, stock movement, sale, return and settlement using redacted examples.
- Agree the data model, calculations, access roles and first operational module.
- Test document and ledger changes against expected business results, including corrections.
- Plan data import and phased adoption with the people responsible for stock and accounts.
What affects the scope and cost?
Scope depends on locations, product rules, modules, existing records and integrations. An inventory and invoicing workflow is narrower than a complete manufacturing suite. We assess migration, training and operating costs with the development requirements before proposing a rollout.
Before you start
Common questions
Can you build marble and granite inventory software?
Our portfolio includes a marble and granite ERP implementation covering factory and showroom inventory, quotations, invoices, purchases, returns and ledgers. A new implementation is scoped around that business's own units, costing and operating rules.
Can the factory and showroom share inventory records?
A system can model stock at multiple locations and record movements between them. Access roles, stock checks and the rules for creating or reversing a movement must be agreed during discovery.
Does a custom ERP replace our accounting software?
It does not have to. The scope may retain an existing accounting product and connect the relevant records where integration is available. Accounting, tax and reporting requirements need their own review.
Can we launch inventory and invoicing before other modules?
Yes. A phased plan can start with a connected stock and sales workflow, with agreed opening data and acceptance checks. Additional production or administrative modules can be assessed later.
Your next step
Tell us what needs to work
Share your industry, stock locations, current inventory method and the documents staff use each day. Redacted quotations, invoices and a sample stock record help explain calculation rules and reporting needs.