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Manufacturing

Cost that builds up across a process, and a margin that depends on knowing it.

Manufacturers carry cost in stock, in work in progress and in machinery long before it reaches a customer. The finance question is always the same: what did this actually cost to make, and is the price still right?

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AccountingAvailable
Accounts payableAvailable
Accounts receivableAvailable
Fixed assetsAvailable
Management accountingAvailable
InventoryPlanned

Watched here

Gross margin by product lineInventory daysOverhead absorption variance

Modules

Manufacturing: the modules it usually turns on.

Activated when they earn their place. The status on each one is the real one — finance is where G1 is deepest today.

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Workflows

The routines that have to work.

  1. Requisition to purchase order
  2. Goods receipt to bill match
  3. Period-end stock valuation

Use cases

What G1 is actually asked to do here.

  • Cost per product line, including overhead absorption
  • Purchase orders matched to receipts and bills before payment
  • Plant and equipment depreciated by branch and cost centre
  • Group consolidation across production entities
  • Budget versus actual by factory and department

KPIs

The numbers people actually argue about.

Defined once, in the ledger, so two reports cannot disagree about what they mean.

  • Gross margin by product line
  • Inventory days
  • Overhead absorption variance
  • Purchase price variance

Terminology

Your words, not ours.

G1 is configured to use the language the business already speaks — including on reports and screens.

Work in progress
Cost sitting in production, not yet finished goods.
Absorption
How fixed overhead is spread across what you produce.
Three-way match
Order, goods receipt and supplier bill agreeing before payment.

Integrations

Connect what you already use.

G1 does not ask you to replace everything. These are the connectors that serve the modules above — with the honest state of each, because only two are live today.

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Common problems

What usually brings them to us.

The situations that keep recurring here, stated the way people actually say them.

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Illustrative scenario

What this looks like in practice.

Not a client. A realistic situation in this industry, written out in full and badged as illustrative — there are no measured results to report yet.

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  • Illustrative scenario180 peopleTwo countries, one reporting currency

    Closing a four-company group in days, not weeks

    A four-entity manufacturing group

    Each company keeps its own books in its own way. Consolidation is a spreadsheet built by one person over eleven years: intercompany balances are agreed by email, translation is manual, and the group pack arrives around the third week of the following month. When a number is questioned, answering takes a day.

    What it is designed to do

    • Designed so the group pack is produced from the ledger, not rebuilt from exports
    • Intercompany differences are visible during the period rather than at the end of it
    • Any consolidated figure drills to the entity, the document and the posting behind it
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Nearby

Industries that work the same way underneath.

Manufacturing

Your business is not a template. Neither is your G1.

Tell us how this actually works where you are, and we will show you the configuration — and say plainly which parts exist today.

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