Discrete Manufacturing
Run BOMs, routings, WIP, quality, job work and dispatch on one system — built for plants that make distinct units and assemblies, not continuous process batches.
Configured for Discrete Manufacturing · Structured go-live
Every order has a different BOM — tracked in spreadsheets.
Shop-floor status lives on whiteboards that lag the floor.
Job work, quality holds and dispatch never share one view.
No serial history once the unit leaves the gate.
The workflows built for how discrete manufacturers actually work.
One spec, one source of truth.
Sales locks the BOM and routing; FOS reserves stock, raises work orders and keeps planning, production and costing on the same order thread.
Book a walkthroughNo more manual paperwork.
Invoice, e-Way Bill, test certificate and serial record are generated together — nothing leaves without its full paper trail.
Book a walkthroughThe capabilities that matter most for make-to-order and make-to-stock discrete plants.
Engineering and production BOMs with operations, subcontract steps and revision control.
Live progress by work order and operation — no whiteboards, no guesswork.
Every unit carries its history from material issue to field service.
Invoice, e-Way Bill and certificates generated in one click.
Enquiry and BOM → MRP and purchase → production and job work → quality gates → dispatch and finance — one live thread across teams.
A 30-minute walkthrough mapped to how you build — no obligation.
Book your demoNo obligation · Industry-tuned demo · Response within 1 business day
Discrete plants run drawing-driven BOMs, multi-step routings, and order-specific variants. FOS connects sales, MRP, production, job work, quality and dispatch so every team works from the same live order thread.
Yes. Order-specific BOMs and revisions support configurable products without maintaining thousands of static part numbers. Sales specifications flow into planning and shop travellers automatically.
Routings define fabrication, machining, assembly, finishing and inspection with in-process checks. WIP visibility shows how many units sit at each stage for realistic delivery dates.
Subcontract challans track material issued to vendors with return and billing. Parent order costing includes job-work so discrete margins stay accurate.
Serial and batch attributes travel with material issue, WIP and dispatch. Quality and service teams can open the full genealogy for any finished unit.
Incoming, in-process and final inspection checklists sit on the work order. NC and rework loops stay attached until the unit passes release criteria.
Spare BOMs and separate sales channels manage aftermarket kits alongside new builds. Inventory and planning treat service parts with appropriate lot rules.
MRP flags long-lead items early against the build schedule. Buyers secure critical components before assembly slots are wasted waiting.
Yes. Groups with fabrication at one site and assembly at another use inter-plant transfers and consolidated backlog views. Corporate sees delivery risk across plants.
Go-live follows a structured plan with discrete templates for BOM depth, subcontract and QC stages. Implementation validates your product families during discovery.
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See FOS mapped to your industry and modules in a focused 30-minute session — no obligation, no generic pitch deck.
