Manufacturing that knows what it made, what it cost, and what's about to expire.
Every GRN, every batch, every transfer becomes an event with a code. What left unit 2 on Tuesday is traceable at outlet 7 on Friday, whatever you produce.
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Ri'SERVE M is being built alongside working production floors, discrete or process manufacturing: 300+ SKUs, 5+ production units, 20+ outlets. Real floors are the spec, not a demo environment.
What's built, what's next.
What's built is built. What's in build is in build. When that changes, the label changes.
Built
In pilotBatch coding
Every finished batch gets a code the moment it's produced.
GRN with weighbridge capture
Goods received get logged against a live weight, not a guess.
BOM
Bills of materials, including nested subassemblies, built once.
Production orders
A real order lifecycle, not a status column in a spreadsheet.
Multi-location inventory
Stock visibility across every production unit, in one place.
In build
In buildProduction costing
What a batch actually cost to produce, not a month-end estimate.
Yield analysis
Theoretical output compared against what actually came out.
Supplier purchase orders
Reorder suggestions that turn into POs without starting from blank.
The gaps that actually cost you.
Most production floors run on a patchwork of spreadsheets, whiteboards, and paper tags. Each gap costs money in a different way.
“Our BOMs live in spreadsheets that drift out of sync with what's on the floor.”
Built once in a structured BOM, reused on every order, with nested subassemblies supported natively.
“We can't trace a batch back to what it was made from once it's left the floor.”
Every batch gets an automatic code the moment it's produced, tied to what went into it.
“GRN weight gets written on a slip and re-keyed later, if it gets keyed at all.”
GRN captures the weighbridge reading directly, so what's received matches what's recorded.
“Stock across production units is only visible if someone calls around and asks.”
Inventory across every location shows in one place, not four spreadsheets and a phone call.
Coming from Odoo or ERPNext?
- The same manufacturing spine: BOM, production orders, GRN.
- No implementation partner. You talk to the people who build it.
- Onboards in days, not quarters.
- Connects production to your outlets natively, not through a connector.